Cannot Proxy Docker Containers Running Alongside Pangolin in the VPS #1557

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Originally created by @epoch-philosophy on 4/29/2025

Hey all, this may be a pretty dumb one. But, I have a single VPS that houses Pangolin. It also contains some monitoring containers like Ntfy and Uptime-Kuma. I keep those on a VPS because my cat likes to turn off my local machines here and there and still want to get notifications in case she turned off the server housing Uptime-Kuma! (She's done this many times.)

The problem:

I cannot get Pangolin to properly proxy Uptime-Kuma (or any other local docker container on the VPS). I've tried via the "local" site connection, and even deployed a Newt connection on the same VPS. No avail.

I made sure to have the Uptime-Kuma container on the Pangolin network, used the public IP as the http source. I used it's docker IP, it's docker host name, and everything else I can think of.

I have a feeling I may need to route internal containers through Traefik as an external route/service in the dynamic_config.yml, but wanted to check first here, as there's no official documentation.

(Also know it's probably best practice to have a dedicated VPS for Pangolin.)

*Originally created by @epoch-philosophy on 4/29/2025* Hey all, this may be a pretty dumb one. But, I have a single VPS that houses Pangolin. It also contains some monitoring containers like Ntfy and Uptime-Kuma. I keep those on a VPS because my cat likes to turn off my local machines here and there and still want to get notifications in case she turned off the server housing Uptime-Kuma! (She's done this many times.) The problem: I cannot get Pangolin to properly proxy Uptime-Kuma (or any other local docker container on the VPS). I've tried via the "local" site connection, and even deployed a Newt connection on the same VPS. No avail. I made sure to have the Uptime-Kuma container on the Pangolin network, used the public IP as the http source. I used it's docker IP, it's docker host name, and everything else I can think of. I have a feeling I may need to route internal containers through Traefik as an external route/service in the dynamic_config.yml, but wanted to check first here, as there's no official documentation. (Also know it's probably best practice to have a dedicated VPS for Pangolin.)
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Reference: github/pangolin#1557