Morning,
I'm running a dockerized envirovment (localy and on tutum for production) that consists of:
nginx reverse proxy with https://github.com/jwilder/nginx-proxy
Multiple sets of containers that are mainly websites with apache and things.
The reverse proxy relies on the environment variable VIRTUAL_HOST set on some apaches to redirect traffic and it works well both in development and production using different environment variables thanks to changing between foo.dev and foo.com on developent/production thanks to an aditional production.yml or different configuration on the stackfile on tutum.
But now I need to have both foo.com and foo.es served by the same web app (one will be the translation of the other provided by the same wordpress container).
What I think I need is to define multiple VIRTUAL_HOST on the stackfile/docker-compose.yml but I don't know if it's possible.
Am I missing something?
Is it possible to route both foo.com and foo.es to the same container with this setup?
Thanks!
Ok,
I just needed to separate the hosts by comas on the same VIRTUAL_HOST environment variable as stated in the documentation of the reverse proxy I was using
https://github.com/jwilder/nginx-proxy#multiple-hosts
Sorry!