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I host a ton of services running behind my nginx reverse proxy (basic auth + lets encrypt). On the whole it works really well with nearly everything I throw at it. Lately, there's been a lot of gradio/websocket/python stuff coming from the AI community like the local llama and stable diffusion stuff. Not sure what's causing it but there's always weird issues when I try to reverse proxy them.

Does anyone have some magic settings that "just work" with these weirdo web apps?

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[–] flimsyberry@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

I'm pretty sure there might be some arcane scripts for you that would help you. But you should clarify query a bit. What are the weird issues you're running into? Alternatively, if you're managing nginx and letsencrypt manually you could try:

  • Caddy
  • Traefik
  • NGINX Proxy Manager