I’m pretty new to Docker and have much to learn, so apologies in advance if this is a bit of a newbie question.
I’ll try to be as brief and concise as possible.
On my dedicated server, I currently have apache hosting a wordpress site on mysite .com and https:// www. mysite. com/, using LetsEncrypt and MariaDB on the host. The plan was to also get a Nextcloud server https: //cloud. mysite. com/ running using Docker (database, nginx/apache all in containers).
I pretty much followed this guide using this docker-compose file, which uses a reverse proxy server and automatically generates LetsEncrypt certificates.
Now, this only works if I disable apache on my host, because it’s already using port 80 (and 443 I presume). So after stopping apache on my host OS and running the docker-compose file , the docker containers all run fine and spin up my Nextcloud site on https:// cloud.mysite. com, but I’ve lost my wordpress site that was running on https:// mysite. com because I’ve had to stop the apache service.
What are my options? Should I migrate my server’s apache config (the wordpress site) to a docker container and use virtual hosts to run both sites?
Or can I keep my current setup and run the containerized cloud .mysite.com site alongside my host’s mysite. com site using different ports? If so, how would I do that?
I just need some ideas or need to be pointed in the right direction, if possible.
Much appreciated.
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