@IntentStore
finally someone who pronounces it right
@christopherrodriguezconde7693
Such a great video to learn more about not only Docker but also how to manage and setup a reverse proxy using Nginx! The only thing I would like to point out is that you can use "expose" on the docker-compose.yml for all those services except the nginx, as if it was a production environment, you would only want the reverse proxy to be visible to the host (rather than exposing the other ones to your host as well). Using "expose" will not publish the ports to the host machine - they’ll only be accessible to linked services (in this case the reverse proxy). Anyway, a small tip, but I really loved this video and your explanation. Keep the good work! :)
@realist.network
Wes, you are exceptional at explaining things, compared to the dozens of blog posts I found. Thank you very much!
@NiKo-yn4wn
Hi, do you have recommendations on how setting up SSL using your approach?
@hopeitworks2085
This is one such simple and an excellent video to learn. This helped me a lot. You are a life savior. Thank you
@galvanino
Thanks. I'm trying to dockerize Nuxt-Django-MariaDB-Nginx. I have read a lot of information and I have saw meny video tutorials. In this journey your tutorial has unraveled many things for me.
@wamanyewle1103
One of the best videos for NGINX understanding. Explained in very very simple language. Thank you
@another-day-2024
Please cover the follwoing questions : 1. What is reverse proxy 2. Why do we need it 3. How we can setup nginx to handle different ports, ips 4. How we can map frontend and backend api with nginx 4. Security aspect 5. Alternative of nginx 6. How is it different than k8s ingress
@shanebenlolo4866
You just helped me solve a problem I've been stuck on for almost a month, thank you so much!
@jorgepvenegas
This video covers so much and so clearly. Thanks for posting it!
@dapmas7
Great video! What theme and Color scheme are you using for terminal here?
@alexpaden5159
It's really really awesome that you structured these large multi container projects using the same templates as a single app (weather app). I don't know if the word is innovative but it's really helpful and easy to grasp.
@arsalanahmad1832
great tutorial man, I keep coming back to this again and again when I am lost. nicely explained. Keep up the great work
@dezwilliamz
The portions about "Volumes" really helped me understand how it worked. Thank you and great detailed video. Sub'd and liked!
@Grimreap191
Really great tutorial. Couldn't find anything else like this online. Thanks a lot!
@vigorousvoices
Thanks for the great demo, it's helped me a lot with what I am doing right now. I have a question though, why is your axios sending the request to "localhost" and not to "reverse-proxy" that is defined in your docker-compose. By sending to localhost, is it not sending to the nginx that is installed in the Vujs container itself and not the one acting as the reverve proxy? Thanks
@spicefiend
You got a really soothing voice dude
@roeifinkelstein118
This helped me a lot. Super clear and to the point. Just what I needed. Thanks Wes !
@hamadaparis3556
Hi so informative video, there is nginx container on the top of the tree serving subcontainers and also there is second nginx container serving specifically Vue app if that's right can I serve Vue app without second nginx config only through the top most nginx container or the second nginx image is required for serving Vue container ?
@NoirExtra