Introduction In the self-hosted community, many tend towards setups involving NGINX or NGINX Proxy Manager to route to their containers. This article contrasts Nginx Proxy Manager and Traefik to elucidate why the latter might be the optimal choice for most containerized environments. The downsides of NGINX Proxy Manager Many appreciate…
In a previous post I described how to route traffic for a single Linux user through a VPN. For containers, the process is much simpler. To begin, create a docker-compose file (or a Portainer stack). This should include the containers you wish to protect, as well as a container connecting…
Back in the day, Plesk was the go-to platform for many developers and administrators who wanted to manage their web services in an intuitive manner. Today with the advent of container technology, I have completely transitioned from Plesk to a container-centric setup. In sync with this evolution, Pterodactyl now offers…