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Question Plesk + Docker + GitLab + LetsEncrypt

UweP

UweP

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Hi. Is there any way I can set up letsencrypt in a docker container with GitLab (docker gitlab-ce already installed)? And make it automatic like with the letsencrypt plugin?

Thank you! :)
 
UweP said:
Hi. Is there any way I can set up letsencrypt in a docker container with GitLab (docker gitlab-ce already installed)? And make it automatic like with the letsencrypt plugin?

Thank you! :)
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You can generate your certificate with letsencrypt on your domain/subodmain, and then add Docker Proxy Rules for your container. I haven't check if automatic renewal are working properly.
 
ok thank you but I don't think autoamtic renewal will work. however ill post a new question now.
 
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