Multiple Ports and machine names per container #25
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Can i expose multiple ports of a container under seperate subdomain? For example if i have a page on port 8000 and an page on port 9000 of the same container. I want https://page1.ts.net to serve port 8000 and https://page2.ts.net to serve port 9000. |
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beautiful-orca
Feb 6, 2025
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I hope this function will be implemented. 😊 |
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It can be done with proxy lists function. It works like a reverse proxy configuration, you set your subdomain (tailnet device name) to forward to a ip (or localhost) and port |
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beautiful-orca
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it's already implemented in a very early stage |
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It can be done with proxy lists function. It works like a reverse proxy configuration, you set your subdomain (tailnet device name) to forward to a ip (or localhost) and port
https://almeidapaulopt.github.io/tsdproxy/docs/list/