docker-ssl-proxy
A Docker image using NGINX and Certbot to create a reverse-proxy that also creates and maintains an SSL certificate for your domains.
Configuration
Configuration is done through creating a file config.json and binding it to /etc/proxy/config.json.
{
"limit": "20r/s", // Simple rate-limiting, defaults to 10r/s, with a burst of 20
"certbot": {
"email": "" // Your email-address for agreeing to Certbot's terms of service
},
"proxies": [
{
"domain": "example.com", // The domain you want to forward and include in the SSL-certificate
"location": "http://localhost:3000", // The location you want to forward to
"raw": // An optional string which will be added directly to the NGINX configuration's 'location' block
}
]
}
Run
Run the container by using the following command to also attach to the host-net.
Remember to also bind /etc/letsencrypt to a host directory or new certificates will be generated every time the container restarts.
docker run -d \
--net="host" --restart unless-stopped \
--mount type=bind,source=my-config-directory,target=/etc/proxy \
--mount type=bind,source=my-certificate-directory,target=/etc/letsencrypt \
axelboberg/docker-ssl-proxy:1.1.4