
این یک آموزش اصلی در مورد چگونگی تنظیم پروکسی Traefik با یک پرونده نوشتن docker ، و نحوه حرکت در پیکربندی است. این ویدیو به شما یاد می دهد که چگونه از traefik به عنوان یک پروکسی برای ظروف docker خود برای خدمت به برنامه یا وب سایت خود استفاده کنید.
پرونده docker-compose که در این فیلم استفاده شده است در –
پرونده پیکربندی پویا در –
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Thanks for this video. It really helped me a lot. I was able to get a couple of different containers running using this method. I've got a question, though: If I've already got Traefik running, how can I deploy a new server/application (Airsonic, FreshRSS, etc.) and tell it to communicate with the already existing Traefik? Is there a way to do that? If so, would you consider making a video for it?
Thanks a lot, your video helped a lot to make my project secure!
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Do you also have an example where Consul service is used with Traefik v2.x?
Consul is the solution for having distributed configuration and SSL cert storage if you have a Swarm cluster with multiple nodes.
I'm kind of stuck upgrading my config from v1.7 to v2.1 at the moment.
good video. thanks for the help. hard to understand the actual docs!
Awesome tutorial !
@17:33 i notice that you have the same "issue" as me.. the URl for the server is in error state, but the dashboard, etc works fine
is it just a side effect of the service being served from the api@internal or should i worry about it?
I am very new to Docker and coding all together. I understood more now watching you then reading the documentation!!!
I smashed that like button!
12:40 can I use a url from like godaddy to put there?
my dashboard is running correctly now, but the whoami service shows "Page not found".
Great tutorial! Just curious if we can put https redirection in the label instead of external yaml file?
Great demo. I have been using 1.7 for a while but couldnt wrap my head around 2 due to the major changes. This was a great help. Thank you so much for taking your time with this.
Nice tutorial. I am new to traefik but in my current org they are using traefik for docker swarm. I want to add a new service(domain). I added cert files (key and cert pem)in the https folder and deployed the service but it is showing not secured. Can you help me how to fix this. Let me know if you want any further details.
Good overview of Traefik v2. Keep it up dude!
WOW! Just thank you! very very helpful (liked and subscribed)
fantastic tutorial. i like the way you include a lot of detail towards both the noob side and show pointers for more information. very good
im currently stuck on version 1.7 and im researching 2.0 – I would be interested in a tutorial that outlines multiple wordpress instances spread across multiple domains. also, i run multiple docker hosts to segment home traffic from business traffic. i also have a docker mailserver and i have 1.7 generate certs for my email server. so possibly even a slightly more advnaced tutorial on those topics.
great work 😉
Do you have to place the dynamic.yam file into the docker or does it get created once it starts up?
Hi, I’m still struggling with my instance.
Thanks a lot!!
Tanks! Did you have config using letsencryt?
Really nice explanation. I had been trying to sort out the redirect for the last couple of days.
I have a container that expose two ports… I'm using traefik for frontend and the frontend make requests to port 2020 using https on the same container, how can I keep the port 2020 with https.. ?(https://domain.com:2020)
Thanks for this. I had a bit of a rough time getting started with traefik and I think it may have been because all the examples I was trying to piece together were from both v1.x and 2.0. I knew there had to be some way to "Use traefik to view the traefik dashboard" and get around using :8080, which many people said wasn't possible, and some even scoffed at. You also cleared up some confusion I had with regards to configuring traefik from within the docker-compose.yml vs the external .toml file. Again, some examples I was reading from used both — and sometimes conflicted — so thanks for clearing that up. Subscribed.
Thank you, Christian!