Both of my TrueNAS servers are currently on Dragonfish, with a good number of TrueCharts apps. Since those apps all run services I still want to use, I’ll need to do something with them in order to be able to upgrade the servers. And of course there are options. I can follow the TrueCharts path, …

The screenshot here GitHub - louislam/dockge: A fancy, easy-to-use and reactive self-hosted docker compose.yaml stack-oriented manager shows the stacks on the left-hand-side where they are all given the names of single containers. e.g. adguardhome, jellyfin. nginx etc. This is what I referred to as…

[image] Gcon: shows the stacks on the left-hand-side where they are all given the names of single containers. They’re given whatever name you give them. If you don’t specify a name, the default is the name of the first container in the stack.

[image] dan: What I’m trying to sort out is a good (i.e., automated) way to sync up, at least the stacks directory, and ideally the remaining Dockge data, to a git repo. Looks like this is the answer: [image] GitHub - gitwatch/gitwatch: Watch a file or folder and automatically c…

[image] LarsR: so it should be possible to add traefik labels to iX apps. It is, but good heavens it’s tedious (under 24.10). Especially when I have nine different labels to apply. But only for one app (Dockge), and tedious as it is, it works–Traefik and Homepage are both configured using t…

Hello guys, I finally migrated, I’m using Dockge and it wroks amazingly well, now I need to setup the reverse proxy, and I was wondering if it would be better to use traefik or nginx. In any case, what I wanted to summon you for is because it looks like Dockge has a native setting for “url” of the …

[image] Albert_Ese: it looks like Dockge has a native setting for “url” of the service. As far as I can tell, the only purpose of that field is to give you a place to note one or more URLs for the project. [image] Albert_Ese: I was wondering if it would be better to use traefik or nginx. …

Just for reference for anybody looking for inspiration to get their apps setup, the Dockge + traefik solution works perfectly. Not only supports seamless reverse proxy for custom stacks deployed via Dockge (everything using the “proxy” network and labels), but it also supports TrueNAS official app…

How did you add the “ix-xxxxx_default” network? Was that to the dockge app? And did you need to do anything special for the traefik install (did you install that in dockge, or alongside as a Scale app?)

I installed Traefik in Dockge–my objective is to use the iX apps as little as possible, and there isn’t an app for Traefik in any event.

Yes, traefik installed in Dockge. You add the networks to the traefik stack from the Dockge UI itself. Usually you want to use the “proxy” network created for all your Dockge stuff, but if you have TrueNAS apps you can add those networks too.

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Maybe I should follow @Stux post here talking about setting up a macvlan interface and use that for traefik? Add support for creating MACVLAN interfaces with "Add Interface" - #14 by Stux

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