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FAQ

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How do I use my own Proxy server?

No problem! All you have to do is:

  1. Change the DOCKER_PROXY_PROFILE key/value pair in your .env file to "disabled".
    • This disables the proxy and proxy-acme services in compose.yaml.
    • The setting is near the bottom of the file.
  2. Point your proxy upstream to the exposed web port (Default: 8080).
    • The port is controlled by the DOCKER_WEB_PORT_EXTERNAL_HTTP key in .env.
    • The setting is near the bottom of the file.
  3. Run docker compose up -d --remove-orphans to apply the configuration

How do I use my own SSL certificate?

No problem! All you have to do is:

  1. Change the DOCKER_PROXY_ACME_PROFILE key/value pair in your .env file to "disabled".
    • This disabled the proxy-acme service in compose.yaml.
    • It does not disable the proxy service.
  2. Put your certificates in ${DOCKER_ALL_HOST_CONFIG_ROOT_PATH}/proxy/certs (e.g. ./docker-compose/config/proxy/certs)
    • You may need to create this folder manually if it does not exist.
    • The following files are expected to exist in the directory for the proxy to detect and use them automatically (this is the same directory and file names as LetsEncrypt uses)
      1. ${APP_DOMAIN}.cert.pem
      2. ${APP_DOMAIN}.chain.pem
      3. ${APP_DOMAIN}.fullchain.pem
      4. ${APP_DOMAIN}.key.pem
    • See the nginx-proxy configuration file for name patterns
  3. Run docker compose up -d --remove-orphans to apply the configuration

How do I change the container name prefix?

Change the DOCKER_ALL_CONTAINER_NAME_PREFIX key/value pair in your .env file.