> Hello, > I have single static IP address from my ISP. I have registered DNS name > (root-domain.com for example) mapped to that public IP.
> I have an router (Linksys E1700) and home network. > I want to create specific sub-domain (sub1.root-domain.com – for example), > register it on DNS provider, and point it to specific LXC container. > And then I want to create second sub-domain (sub2.root-domain.com), register > it > on DNS provider, and mapped it to second LXC container. > Both containers are running inside host machine which is behind the router > (Linksys E1700). > The router is accessible from public, because it got assigned public IP > address > from ISP, but how I should configure the rest of the LXC containers? > Please, advice. > -Veselin > _______________________________________________ > lxc-users mailing list > lxc-users@lists.linuxcontainers.org > http://lists.linuxcontainers.org/listinfo/lxc-users Hi , if your concern is only about HTTP(s) (and eventually some TCP) what you want to do is basically an infrastructure with 3 containers : 1- Reverse proxy HTTP like Haproxy) 2- Container for domain1 2- Container for domain2 DNS for domain1 and domain2 goes to your public IP address HTTP(s) port goes to you Reverse Proxy Container (port forwarding) on your local network Rules match the domaine name on the reverse proxy to server the content on the right container LXC container should only be able to communicate with your local network
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