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There have been a few Reddit, Lemmy and Youtube posts over the past week or so about Nginx Proxy Manager and their shortfalls, mostly towards CVEs and other security issues.

The problem is that unlike Traefik, NGINX Proxy Manager is actually easy to use. And before you recommend Caddy, that also has no GUI.

What do you use, if you have stuff exposed to the outside?

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[–] Zeku@feddit.de 9 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

Traefik. Once you set it up (which granted can take a few hours if you're new) its as easy as adding 4 lines of code to your compose file to add a new service. I started with NPM but I don't regret switching to Traefik at all.

I heard caddy is cool, too.

[–] dustojnikhummer@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

With some help from this thread I think I got Traefik working! And from now on I can just add another dynamic.toml/yml file with a new srevice. Thanks!