Using Traefik.io with your local docker environments

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Shows how Traefik.io becomes a local Docker reverse proxy that removes manual port mapping by using Docker Compose labels to publish service names and ports so multiple projects run concurrently without port clashes. Traefik auto-detects containers, provides a web UI listing routes and chosen ports, and requires Traefik and services on the same Docker network. Notes: running host Apache can conflict unless Traefik is bound to 127.0.0.2, and use a dnsmasq rule for .docker.localhost so browsers like Firefox resolve the names.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:45Local dev environment pain
3. 2:34Discovering Traefik
4. 3:34How Traefik works
5. 5:00Setting up Traefik
6. 6:05Traefik limitations
7. 7:52Fixing host file issues
8. 9:00Q&A

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