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'''''Note: You will need to modify these files to reflect the hostnames, fully qualified domains names (FQDNs), and IPs of the systems you use this on. Items that need to be changed are shown using generic placeholders (demo.example, <stuff in brackets>, etc). Ensure that you fully read through all the configuration files before running and don't just copy and paste what you see here. This information is provided AS IS and there are plenty of resources available online if you run into problems.''''' | '''''Note: You will need to modify these files to reflect the hostnames, fully qualified domains names (FQDNs), and IPs of the systems you use this on. Items that need to be changed are shown using generic placeholders (demo.example, <stuff in brackets>, etc). Ensure that you fully read through all the configuration files before running and don't just copy and paste what you see here. This information is provided AS IS and there are plenty of resources available online if you run into problems.''''' | ||
'''''This information has been pulled from various sources and is essentially notes on how to setup an NGINX reverse proxy. This is not a complete how-to guide and you are assumed to already know how to setup/configure/use nginx, docker, openssl, certbot (let's encrypt), etc.''''' | |||
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