Open HoBeom opened 2 weeks ago
Hi @HoBeom
There are several ways to archive the same goal to serve HTTPS (at least 10 in my head), depends on how/where you run the application.
Talking about the certificate, easiest way to get one is to apply from Let's Encrypt and integrate into your reverse proxy's configuration. Maybe you can try Caddy as simple solution, try to search nginx/apache/Caddy + docker-compose
you should find many blogs tutorials out there.
I am using the
guessi/docker-yourls
Docker image to deploy a YOURLS server and I'm looking to set up HTTPS for the server. I am currently unclear on how to adjust the Docker Compose configuration to support HTTPS.Could you provide guidance on what changes need to be made to the Docker Compose file to enable HTTPS? Specifically, I'm looking for advice on how to integrate SSL certificates with the existing Docker setup and any required changes to the Nginx or web server configurations that might be included in the Docker image.