Hello, I am completely lost to be able to achieve the following:
I currently have moved from a synology based system to a proxmox with the idea of having multiple containers and 1 vm running with various service (I believe that each container for a service would make more sense, less chances of breaking things).
- 1 vm outside work accessible
- 5 containers each with service, nextcloud, a website, a central mysql, onlyoffice etc...
I have 1 public static ip, with a usg (from unifi running all firewall and gateway)
I also have unifi running on a container, I have managed to get it to work via a reverse proxy from synology since its in the same network, however I am not sure I did it well,
And this is not the setup I wish to keep.
What I am looking to do is to have an ssh for files and terminal access for the host and each container,
Have each container and services accessible via its own domain without ports and also have letsencrypt renew certificates automatically. Which I cant do as it needs port 80 which is not accessible for each container (or so I think)
I also though of having 1 nginx container with reverse proxy running to do the job?
Additionally I am a complete newby on proxmox, with limited network knowledge.
I currently have moved from a synology based system to a proxmox with the idea of having multiple containers and 1 vm running with various service (I believe that each container for a service would make more sense, less chances of breaking things).
- 1 vm outside work accessible
- 5 containers each with service, nextcloud, a website, a central mysql, onlyoffice etc...
I have 1 public static ip, with a usg (from unifi running all firewall and gateway)
I also have unifi running on a container, I have managed to get it to work via a reverse proxy from synology since its in the same network, however I am not sure I did it well,
And this is not the setup I wish to keep.
What I am looking to do is to have an ssh for files and terminal access for the host and each container,
Have each container and services accessible via its own domain without ports and also have letsencrypt renew certificates automatically. Which I cant do as it needs port 80 which is not accessible for each container (or so I think)
I also though of having 1 nginx container with reverse proxy running to do the job?
Additionally I am a complete newby on proxmox, with limited network knowledge.