I have multiple instances of the containers in docker-compose.yml running in the same docker network (because I'm serving multiple applications by reverse proxying).
I noticed that, from the 2nd web container instance onward, it will always reference the 1st php FPM container and thus serve webpage 1.
I tried setting the port in ./etc/php/php.ini and ./etc/nginx/default.template.conf from 9000 to 9001, respectively, and exposed port 9001 on the php container - to no avail.
How can I run multiple of these container networks without them interfering with each other? What's the best practice for running a reverse proxy like https://github.com/SteveLTN/https-portal with this repo?
I have multiple instances of the containers in docker-compose.yml running in the same docker network (because I'm serving multiple applications by reverse proxying).
I noticed that, from the 2nd
webcontainer instance onward, it will always reference the 1stphpFPM container and thus serve webpage 1. I tried setting the port in./etc/php/php.iniand./etc/nginx/default.template.conffrom 9000 to 9001, respectively, and exposed port 9001 on thephpcontainer - to no avail.How can I run multiple of these container networks without them interfering with each other? What's the best practice for running a reverse proxy like https://github.com/SteveLTN/https-portal with this repo?
Thanks in advance!