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traefik/readme.md

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 ## Run
 
 Go to the directory with the compose.yml
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 Run it with ```docker compose up -d```
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 If everything is done right, you will be able to access the traefik dashboard at traefik.YOURDOMAIN.com in a few moments.
 
 ## How to expose my docker containers to the internet
 
 First make sure you have created a DNS entry in your cloudflare for the service you want to expose
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 Then all you have to do is add these labels to the compose.yml of all your containers that you want to expose:
 ```
     labels:
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       - "traefik.docker.network=proxy"
 ```
 Replace ```CONTAINER_NAME``` with the name of the docker container
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 Replace ```SUBDOMAIN.YOURDOMAIN.COM```  with the URL you want your container webui to be exposed at.
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 Replace ```PORT_OF_CONTAINER_WEBUI``` with the port of the container's webui
 
 ### Example compose.yml of Heimdall Dashboard exposed with Traefik
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 ## How to expose anything else
 
 By anything else I mean services on other computers or containers that cannot use the proxy network, like home-assistant for example which needs host network.
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 For this you need to make entries in the config.yml file. An example of home-assistant is already given in the config.yml file.