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Well I'm glad to hear it's working properly. Will give it a go soon. My only concern is whether I can use traefik with it rather than/with nginx. Can they work together?
I've gotten much more comfortable with traefik and would like to use it with my instance. I already default to using compose for my projects so no worries there.
It can work with any reverse proxy. I've also ripped out the built-in nginx config myself to make it work with my existing setup.
You can do so by removing/commenting the entries you don't need in the docker-compose.yml. The project provides an example file for nginx so I'd start by translating that config into traefik config. That should probably do the trick.
I've also ripped out the internal networks (and the references to it) so that I don't need to jump through hoops to connect to the application from my reverse proxy, you may want to consider doing that as well.
Cheers!