Category: docker
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Automating SSL Certificate Renewal with Certbot and Nginx
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificates are a crucial component of web security, encrypting data transmission between clients and servers. However, SSL certificates have an expiration date, after which they become invalid and must be renewed. SSL certificate renewal can be a tedious and error-prone task, especially for websites with multiple domains and subdomains. Fortunately, the…
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How to Set Up Guacamole Behind Nginx for Secure Remote Access 🥑🔒
Are you looking for a secure and efficient way to access your remote desktop or server? Guacamole is an open-source remote desktop gateway that provides easy access to your remote resources from anywhere. In this article, we will guide you through the process of setting up Guacamole behind Nginx for secure remote access. Before we…
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Freeing up space on your system using the docker image prune command.
👋 Hey there! I recently discovered something pretty exciting that I wanted to share with you all. As a developer who frequently works with Docker, I often find that my system can get cluttered with unused images, which take up valuable disk space. So, I decided to do a little cleanup and see what I…
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Updating Plex in a docker container.
There seems to be many conflicting solutions on how to do this, provided you have a running plex docker container, and you used docker-compose to bring it online, here is what you need to do to pull the latest version! docker-compose pull is a command that pulls the latest version of an image from a…
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Hosting a Minecraft bedrock server
The server To host your own Minecraft Bedrock server using Docker, you can follow these steps: Tip: I love using vs code for this work, because it has a docker client, to show running clients, it has an integrated terminal, and it has a nice way to edit YAML files. This command creates a Docker…
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lancache in docker with docker-compose
I like to have my docker containers triggered from a docker-compose file. What this means is that its easy to start them from vs code simply by right clicking and selecting “Compose Up” I found this docker run command at the official documentation here: https://lancache.net/docs/containers/monolithic/ With some tweaking now it looks like this Now its…