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Yea I get it…traefik very intimidating at first but I sware if you play around with it for a day or two like a lighbulb will just turn on…it’s super confusing at first. Obtaining certs should be fairly easy and in terms of dashboard…that shouldn’t be that hard to access either
What’s not working with traefik? I like the traefik dashboard since it kind of helps troubleshoot things. I’ll admit traefik isn’t the easiest reverse proxy to work on at first but it clicks after a period of time. You can do wildcard certs with traefik as well
Latency is a real issue. I’ve run Minecraft servers at home and through digital ocean. Latency is real particularly with a lot of players. I kind of have up after my son kind of graduated out of Minecraft phase. I did an inordinate amount of tweaking. Looking back…I probaby would not do it again
It’s great but it’s unmanaged so for me that’s not ideal. STH has a bunch of reviews on units similar to this but all are unmanaged
I’ve ran arch for many years in many vms acting as servers. I’ve never had any more issues with arch than Ubuntu. With any system you can choose you need your keep backups or snap shots
I tried npm and it’s good for simple things…however with anything complex you actually have to know nginx pretty well which at that point I’d just use the swag container. I agree traefik is much more complex to learn initially…like I struggled for days until like finally a lighbulb went on and I kind of figured it out. It would be tough to start out with traefik without some background configuring a different reverse proxy. A lot of users sware by caddy so to its ease of use but then again it doesn’t provide a gui. I do really enjoy traefiks dashboard as to verify the configuration is set appropriately however