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I probably got the title completely off-base. But I'll give this a shot anyway.
After reviewing this older post: #273
I am trying to wrap my head around how I would deal with a container stack that is currently served up publicly via a CloudFlare Tunnel which in turn terminates to a locally running reverse proxy. This is how I reach the container services both internally (via the reverse proxy) and externally (via the cloudflare tunnel and reverse proxy).
Now here is my dilemma...
For the container itself connecting outbound to the internet for it's own purposes, I want it to connect via a VPN service using Gluetun, without affecting the inbound communications. I "think" this will just work as I believe Gluetun still allows internal comms between the container, docker host, and external hosts...though I'm not certain. The container running the application would still need to respond to the reverse proxy as it does today.
Grateful for any comments that might let me wrap my head around this. Sorry if this is considered more of a docker networking "newbie" question...
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I probably got the title completely off-base. But I'll give this a shot anyway.
After reviewing this older post:
#273
I am trying to wrap my head around how I would deal with a container stack that is currently served up publicly via a CloudFlare Tunnel which in turn terminates to a locally running reverse proxy. This is how I reach the container services both internally (via the reverse proxy) and externally (via the cloudflare tunnel and reverse proxy).
Now here is my dilemma...
For the container itself connecting outbound to the internet for it's own purposes, I want it to connect via a VPN service using Gluetun, without affecting the inbound communications. I "think" this will just work as I believe Gluetun still allows internal comms between the container, docker host, and external hosts...though I'm not certain. The container running the application would still need to respond to the reverse proxy as it does today.
Grateful for any comments that might let me wrap my head around this. Sorry if this is considered more of a docker networking "newbie" question...
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