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Should I run multiple reverse proxies for different containers?
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this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2023
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Only if you need to run a different reverse proxy for some reason.
So it would be okay to run 1 reverse proxy to manage all of my servers? Even after I add more server VMs down the line?
Yes no problem.
Sometimes you might want to run multiple and put a load-balancer in front, but that is only for more advanced setups.