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I’m running Skudonet 7.2.0 on a VM in Proxmox, with 2 vCPUs and 8 GB of RAM. I’m using it as a reverse proxy on port 80, since my DNS is managed by Cloudflare where I also handle the SSL certificates. I have 10 services for 5 domains, with each pair of services covering both domain.com and www.domain.com to ensure the site loads regardless of whether the user includes the www subdomain.
I’ve added new services for other domains, but the reverse proxy doesn’t work for them — as if there’s a limit on the number of services — although I haven’t seen any mention of such a limitation in the documentation. The resource usage graphs in the Proxmox monitor look fine.
I’ve configured the same setup using NGINX Proxy Manager and it works, but I need the WAF feature provided by Skudonet.
The apps are running inside Docker, and each app listens on a different port — 1080, 1081, 1082, 1083, etc. The reverse proxy helps me route these specific ports, something I can’t configure directly through Cloudflare.
What could be the issue?
Good day. The number of services you can configure is not limited, so I assume it is mostly a misconfiguration issue.
Please provide more information when you say, "reverse proxy doesn't work for them." What error do you see when you try to request them?
Please review the configuration, taking into consideration the following.
The services are evaluated sequentially, taking into consideration the virtual host field and the URL field, so if you configure a first service with an empty value in the virtual host, all the requests will match here, and the following services will not be evaluated.
I would recommend doing the following configuration
service1
virtualhost: mydomain1.com|www.mydomain1.com
service2
virtualhost: mydomain2.com|www.mydomain2.com
service3
virtualhost: mydomain3.com|www.mydomain3.com
servicen
virtualhost: mydomainN.com|www.mydomainN.com
If you share with us the conditions configured in the evaluated fields (virtual host and URL) we will be able to give you more indications.
Regards!