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Hey!
Wrote this mainly for selfhosting Snort on my own instance. But, I thought I'd share it.
Technically,
final
could also be a Busybox-based container - but I wasn't sure if that one ran on musl or not (which is what the prebuilt dufs is built against on Linux). The behaviour can be customized with ENV vars, as found in dufs' docsKind regards,
Ingwie
Nice, what is dufs, and why use it over nginx?
Most people running Docker containers will already have established an outgoing Reverse Proxy.
dufs
really only does one thing and that very, very well: serve static files, and it even has an SPA fallback where anyunknown URL will just render theindex.html
, as you would expect. The idea is, that since most people put it behind a revproxy anyway, might as well slim down the backend.Hence, dufs. :)
Also, sorry for the late reply, never got an email notification about your reply...
Doesn't nginx work well enough for this?