Run more Docker Compose project on the same port using nginx-proxy
See nginx-proxy
Go to Project 6 from the git repository root:
cd projects/p06
Create the proxy network:
docker network create public_proxy
Check the networks:
docker network ls
Navigate to the nginxproxy folder
cd nginxproxy
Start the proxy:
docker-compose up -d
Navigate to the web1 folder:
cd ../web1
At this point you need to have the XIP variable set as Welcome to Learn Docker’s documentation! refers to it.
Alternative option: set the XIP variable in the “.env” file:
Start the containers:
docker-compose up -d
Navigate to the web2 folder:
cd ../web2
Start the containers:
docker-compose up -d
Both of the services are available on port 80. Example:
http://web1.192.168.1.6.xip.io
http://web2.192.168.1.6.xip.io
This way you do not need to remove a container just because it is running on the same port you want to use for a new container.
Clean the project:
docker-compose down --volume
cd ../web1
docker-compose down --volume
cd ../nginxproxy
docker-compose down --volume