Same URL both inside and outside network via NGINX

• Nginx Proxy Manager

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  Docker container for managing Nginx proxy hosts with a simple, powerful interface

  

The steps involved for getting this setup are: - Register a domain name - Set the domain to resolve to your home IP address - (Technically optional but highly recommended) Set up dyndns to automatically update your domain if your home IP changes. Some routers have this as a built-in feature you can use. If not, you'd need to run an auto-updater yourself. - Configure port forwarding in your router for 80 and 443 to your reverse proxy (nginx) - I recommend using something that automatically sets up TLS through letsencrypt such as SWAG or nginx proxy manager. They're all just wrappers for nginx so if you're familiar with nginx then they should be easy changes. - Configure nginx to listen on 80 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS) but redirect requests based on either subdomain or path to the specific IP + Port of your app. - (Optional but recommended) Configure your internal DNS server to resolve your domain to the local IP of your reverse proxy so internal traffic doesn't need to leave your network and come back in from the internet.

• docker-swag

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  Nginx webserver and reverse proxy with php support and a built-in Certbot (Let's Encrypt) client. It also contains fail2ban for intrusion prevention.

  

The steps involved for getting this setup are: - Register a domain name - Set the domain to resolve to your home IP address - (Technically optional but highly recommended) Set up dyndns to automatically update your domain if your home IP changes. Some routers have this as a built-in feature you can use. If not, you'd need to run an auto-updater yourself. - Configure port forwarding in your router for 80 and 443 to your reverse proxy (nginx) - I recommend using something that automatically sets up TLS through letsencrypt such as SWAG or nginx proxy manager. They're all just wrappers for nginx so if you're familiar with nginx then they should be easy changes. - Configure nginx to listen on 80 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS) but redirect requests based on either subdomain or path to the specific IP + Port of your app. - (Optional but recommended) Configure your internal DNS server to resolve your domain to the local IP of your reverse proxy so internal traffic doesn't need to leave your network and come back in from the internet.

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