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vmorganp
Lack of proper documentation
Hello Thanks for this cool project but I must say that it's lacking the proper documentation.
@vmorganp I would like to see a detailed explanation of how to setup and get the setup running and also with added known limitations like the one that I found on Reddit about not being able to put one of the containers in the shared network with another one when behind on a reverse proxy, also some examples and maybe videos about different container setup processes. Also, a detailed "How it does work" so that we know if it's safe to set it up on a public server, plus the ones where containers don't expose any ports publicly, but instead they use a docker network in share with the reverse proxy to confirm HTTPS on top of those containers and situations where the server is also behind a Cloudflare proxy tunnel.
Is a document like that something you'd be willing to help write? It seems like you know what you're looking for and if you submit a PR to the readme I'll definitely work with you on it.
@vmorganp Sure but the problem here is I don't understand the dynamic of Lazytainer myself to produce documents for it, that's where I need your help and detailed explanations first.
How's this? @AuthorShin https://github.com/vmorganp/Lazytainer#how-it-works
I think complete examples would be much more practical. For example caddy:
whoami.mysite.com {
reverse_proxy lazytainer:81
}
@arvigeus I'm not sure what your example code is representing there, but there are complete examples using the whoami service as well as a Minecraft server. Is there another example or something missing you'd like to see?