Docker container that runs Nginx and requests and installs letsencrypt https certificates through Certbot.
This is mainly just the upstream Nginx Alpine container but runs the simple script in ./command that requests and installs a certificate through the Certbot Nginx plugin (a.k.a certbot --nginx) if you set variables:
RUN_CERTBOT=true
CERTBOT_DOMAINS=example.com,www.example.com
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This is inspired by/partially copied from staticfloat/docker-nginx-certbot but scripting is vastly simplified by just relying on cerbot --nginx.
In a development/testing environment you can simply leave RUN_CERTBOT unset or RUN_CERTBOT=false and you can test your Nginx config without https locally.
The script in the container will attempt certificate renewal every 7 days.
docker run -e 'RUN_CERTBOT=true' -e 'CERTBOT_DOMAINS=example.com,www.example.com' -e '[email protected]' kitspace/nginx-certbot-plugin
services:
nginx:
image: kitspace/nginx-certbot-plugin
environment:
- RUN_CERTBOT=true
- CERTBOT_DOMAINS=example.com,www.example.com
- [email protected]