right, but then lots of things should be configured manually in config files, or through the appropriate GUIs, right? like all the reverse proxy configurations.
I will definitely start experimenting with the obvious solutions of stacking them up and trying to make them play nice with each other, but I’m sure there is a better way.
one example I could find: https://github.com/bilyboy785/seedbox-compose
I would love a guide that tries to explain the implications of each choice.
examples:
- why is a multicontainer approach better for the job, as opposed to a monocontainer? I understand it’s more aligned with the philosophy of docker, but what are the effective implications?
- how is the security of all this? I’m still naively confused by root permissions and (potentially) putting a root process to listen on the web (portainer?).
thanks for your reply!