I am planning to create a trafik service for my other docker containers in the same appwrite vps. I am a noob so wanted to ask should I do this? since traefik is already on 443 and 80 port (appwrite)
I highly encourage minimizing changes to the Appwrite docker-compose.yml file because, then, it'll be harder to upgrade in the future. The easiest thing to do is to have appwrite run on non-standard ports and put a reverse proxy in front of appwrite to expose it on ports 443 and 80. I don't like dealing with reverse proxies so I use Nginx Proxy Manager to easily manage my reverse proxy. If you'd like to do the same, check out https://medium.com/@stnguyen90/how-to-run-appwrite-behind-nginx-19348ed34243
to change ports
best is to edit docker compose file right?
i believe i will be asked the ports again on migration?
yes, you can just edit the compose file
But then appwrite is supposed to work on those non standard ports with custom domain right ??
yes...
It's not working even after docker compose up -d
I have allowed the ports in my firewall-
what's the output of docker ps?
ok so curl -k https://localhost:7443/v1/health/version works?
it worked now 0-0
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