We are using your solution for example on one server with 25 different domains. There are copies of the same docker image being used acrcoss different domains for technical reasons, as follows:
under https-portal:
battery.x.y -> x-datafeed-battery:80 #production
The other copies of this docker image are NOT being routed with https. They are run as a part of the same compose to get them online and they run cron jobs. But they are not referenced in https-portal.
I believe on one compose, only ONE container can listen to a certain port. I'm sure HTTPS-PORTAL needs to listen to 80 and 443. I would have a look which ports each container is listening to.
We are using your solution for example on one server with 25 different domains. There are copies of the same docker image being used acrcoss different domains for technical reasons, as follows:
under https-portal:
battery.x.y -> x-datafeed-battery:80 #production
and then
The other copies of this docker image are NOT being routed with https. They are run as a part of the same compose to get them online and they run cron jobs. But they are not referenced in https-portal.
For some reason, traffic that is routed to
battery.x.y
is seen in logs and activity of x-datafeed and other ones like it.Where would we begin to debug this? Is it somehow relevant that the same docker image is used multiple times?