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| You don't need to expose the application ports to the server since nginx that runs on docker creates an internal docker bridge and you simply connect your apps to that. | You don't need to expose the application ports to the server since nginx that runs on docker creates an internal docker bridge and you simply connect your apps to that. | ||
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| ===== docker run command ===== | ===== docker run command ===== | ||
| - | | + | <code bash ghost> |
| - | --name=ghost \ | + | docker run -d \ |
| - | --network=nginx_reverse_proxy_default \ | + | --name=ghost \ |
| - | -e url=https:// | + | --network=nginx_reverse_proxy_default \ |
| - | -v /home/ | + | -e url=https:// |
| - | --restart unless-stopped \ | + | -v ${PWD}/content:/ |
| - | ghost | + | --restart unless-stopped \ |
| + | ghost | ||
| + | </ | ||