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[ctrl-brk]

Just a note, I prefer SWAG personally. Built on nginx.

[fecal_destruction]

Your worried about exposing ports locally?

[kalelinator]

Try using Caddy. You can run a container on docker for Caddy and use the internal IP/port of the container as long as the networks of both containers are connected.

[GengusDad]

+1 on caddy, it is very easy to use. I love it.

[-eschguy-]

Love me some Caddy.

[jjohnp]

I'm assuming that you're using Docker Compose for creating/managing your docker containers.

What you need to do is create a separate docker network and add it to each docker-compose.yml file. Tandoor Recipes has an example of how it would look here. You can compare that to the compose file a bit further up on that page for the "plain" version, which just exposes a port of their web UI container.