I believe that the links sections in your docker-compose.yml samples are not necessary:
links:
- wordpress
According to the Docker docs, the links feature is deprecated and has been replaced by Docker networks. The way I understand it, if you have a single docker-compose.yml file and don't define a network, all of the containers will implicitly be put on the same network and will be able to talk to each other. My https-portal container was able to talk to my web server without specifying network or links.
Also, thank you for making this container available! It has saved me countless hours dealing with configuring HTTP certificates.
I believe that the
links
sections in your docker-compose.yml samples are not necessary:According to the Docker docs, the links feature is deprecated and has been replaced by Docker networks. The way I understand it, if you have a single docker-compose.yml file and don't define a network, all of the containers will implicitly be put on the same network and will be able to talk to each other. My https-portal container was able to talk to my web server without specifying
network
orlinks
.Also, thank you for making this container available! It has saved me countless hours dealing with configuring HTTP certificates.