Sudo docker network create traefik_default docker-compose.yml Next up, we create a docker network on which traefik and the services will be connected to, allowing them to communicate with eachother.
Lastly, we'll create a file for our certificate storage: touch ~/docker/traefik/acme.json and change it's permissions: chmod 600 ~/docker/traefik/acme.json Network Next we'll create a folder for file based configuration of Traefik (we won't use this today but it's nice to have): mkdir -p ~/docker/traefik/dynamic_conf/
In my case that would be: mkdir -p ~/docker/traefik/ Let's start with creating a folder in which you'll house your Traefik configuration. We'll also be using separate docker-compose files to keep TeslaLogger somewhat separate from Traefik, as you may be using Traefik for more services than just TeslaLogger. We'll assume you have Docker up and running on your machine. The goal here is to run Traefik 2 and TeslaLogger and it's Grafana instance on a Docker server, with Traefik 2 providing reverse proxying and SSL for TeslaLogger and Grafana without exposing the services to the internet directly - with Traefik 2 being the gatekeeper to them all.
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I've initially been running this on my Mac Mini at home, but thought I'd take advantage of Oracle's " Always Free Resources" and run it on a 4 core, 24GB RAM ARM64 instance in the cloud. For the last few months, I've been running TeslaLogger to log my car's journeys and charge statistics, with the aim of tracking battery health and charge performance over the long run.
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