docker run glyph/rproxy

Want to TLS-protect your co-located stack of vanity websites with Twisted and Let's Encrypt using HawkOwl's rproxy, but can't tolerate the bone-grinding tedium of a pip install? I built a docker image for you now, so it's now as simple as:

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$ mkdir -p conf/certificates;
$ cat > conf/rproxy.ini << EOF;
> [rproxy]
> certificates=certificates
> http_ports=80
> https_ports=443
> [hosts]
> mysite.com_host=<other container host>
> mysite.com_port=8080
> EOF
$ docker run --restart=always -v "$(pwd)"/conf:/conf \
    -p 80:80 -p 443:443 \
    glyph/rproxy;

There are no docs to speak of, so if you're interested in the details, see the tree on github I built it from.

Modulo some handwaving about docker networking to get that <other container host> IP, that's pretty much it. Go forth and do likewise!