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Lemmy; how do you do??
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I have not done this exactly but I recommend Treafik for setting up a reverse proxy. The reason I like it is because it's quite simple and visual.
You have three things. Entrypoints (listeners on a port), Routers (rules for how traffic should go) and Services (your stuff, like Lemmy).
https://traefik.io/traefik/
The visual part is quite nice. And you route traffic using ordinary docker labels if you use docker for example.