Docker-Compose Quick start

If you know how to use docker-compose, the following is the quickest way to set up the whole common-proxies, caddy/traefik stack.

Download the desired docker-compose.yml in a new directory.
- for caddy - simple to use if common-proxies is all you're running
- or traefik - integrated with docker, extensible configuration
Save one of the following files to .env in the same directory.

If HTTPS is needed and the ports 443 and 80 are unused: Change the domain to yours.
```
DOMAIN=mydomain.example.com
LISTEN_DOMAIN="http://${DOMAIN} https://${DOMAIN}"
HTTP=80
HTTPS=443
```
If you have another reverse proxy doing TLS and have that running on ports 80 and 443: Point them to localhost:5135 or change the port to one of your choice.
```
DOMAIN=""
LISTEN_DOMAIN="http://${DOMAIN}"
HTTP=127.0.0.1:5135
HTTPS=127.0.0.1:0 # essentially disables it
```
Traefik setup needs one more variable for the automatic certificate negotiation:
```
SSL_EMAIL=your-expiry-notification-email@example.org
```
These two are just basic configurations, things can be modified for more custom needs.
Run docker-compose up -d in that directory.

The linked docker compose file can be modified to suite your needs. Other environment variable configuration options are available in config.md.

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