I don’t think there’s anything like that for me. Both of your examples have been extremely helpful to me. Proxy is a simple thing that lets me work with my DNS a bit better, so I can go to plex.<<my domain>> easy enough now, or any of my other services. Then dashboards just so I know top level if anything is off, hard drive almost full, something pulling too much power ,etc
I use Traefik and configuring everything through docker-compose files is way more convenient than nginx or a proxy manager (never used one though). Traefik also has a web interface, but you can’t configure anything with it.
I don’t think there’s anything like that for me. Both of your examples have been extremely helpful to me. Proxy is a simple thing that lets me work with my DNS a bit better, so I can go to plex.<<my domain>> easy enough now, or any of my other services. Then dashboards just so I know top level if anything is off, hard drive almost full, something pulling too much power ,etc
I’m on OP’s side, installing a separate management application on top of nginx or httpd feels like such overkill for a self-hosting setup.
I use Traefik and configuring everything through docker-compose files is way more convenient than nginx or a proxy manager (never used one though). Traefik also has a web interface, but you can’t configure anything with it.
Oh I don’t have anything on top of that, it’s just a simple nginx container that proxies traffic
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