Add MinIO to Easypanel

[Supernova3339]

This is going to make things a lot easier

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[deiucanta]

I'm not sure this is going to work. Minio has two ports: one for the API and one for UI and we need to expose both of them. Right now we can only proxy one. I need to change they way domains/proxies work in Easypanel in order to accommodate this.

[Supernova3339]

I'm not sure this is going to work. Minio has two ports: one for the API and one for UI and we need to expose both of them. Right now we can only proxy one. I need to change they way domains/proxies work in Easypanel in order to accommodate this.

The API can be accessed internally and externally by providing port 9000
Check typebot or outline for an example

[deiucanta]

That's true, but we need SSL support for the API as well.

[Supernova3339]

True, it does not work via SSL. A work around would be to change the port to api and expose the 9001 port to something in the 55365 range

[loan-talvat]

Caprover makes two containers in its template

• a principal with the image: minio.domain.ltd
• an nginx reverse proxy on port 9000: s3.domain.ltd

We run Minio on Easypanel by modifying the Traefik config to avoid a reverse proxy:

[Supernova3339]

Caprover makes two containers in its template

• a principal with the image: minio.domain.ltd
• an nginx reverse proxy on port 9000: s3.domain.ltd

We run Minio on Easypanel by modifying the Traefik config to avoid a reverse proxy:

Once an update that makes this possible is released, this will be merged and added along with it.

[loan-talvat]

Once an update that makes this possible is released, this will be merged and added along with it.

https://feedback.easypanel.io/feature-requests/p/redirects
https://feedback.easypanel.io/feature-requests/p/manage-reverse-proxy

If easypanel can effectively manage redirections and reverse proxy, it can be a clean solution!

[Supernova3339]

That may be true. However, both containers can be separated. If I can figure that out, it will get PRd. No clues really, so if you've got the console deployed, please share your ENV, storage, and image setup :)

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[deiucanta]

let's make this as two services, one for api and one for admin ui

[Supernova3339]

let's make this as two services, one for api and one for admin ui

If I can get his setup shared here, it can be done!

[ikbenignace]

Since you can have mulitple domains pointed to different ports now, this should be possible

[Supernova3339]

Since you can have mulitple domains pointed to different ports now, this should be possible

I am currently looking into an implementation method as of now, will soon undraft this and have it ready for next release

[marktopper]

I have made a template that uses one service, but split the domains for the port forwarding:
#472