The same as `nginx:stable-alpine` but with the proxy connect module added.
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I removed gpg sig verification for the sake of faster builds. Also most modules with external dependencies were removed.
:latest) is actually unstableFor stable versions, use the tagged builds, eg, nginx-1.16.1-alpine-3.11
It's on Docker Hub; :latest is from master and unstable.
docker run -it -p 8081:80 rpardini/nginx-proxy-connect-stable-alpine
nginx:stable-alpine, but you can use proxy_connect;.proxy_connect_address $someVar; is supported; this has the "rewrite" version of the patch$connect_host$connect_addr for host:port of the final destinationI wanted a more contained way of doing DNS overrides.
If you can convince a client program to use an https proxy, and inject your own CA certificate as trusted,
you can use proxy_connect to send traffic to a second nginx server and do caching, filtering, rewriting,
and who knows what else there.
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docker pull rpardini/nginx-proxy-connect-stable-alpine:nginx-1.30.3-alpine-3.24.1-debug