Improving Caddyfile build process.
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wg-easy1.nassella.cc {
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reverse_proxy http://wg-easy:80
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# tls internal
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# x
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# log
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}
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nextcloud1.nassella.cc {
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reverse_proxy http://nextcloud:80
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# tls internal
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}
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root.nassella.cc {
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reverse_proxy http://nginx:80
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# tls internal
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}
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ROOT_DOMAIN=example.com
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APP_CONFIGS="nextcloud,nextcloud wg-easy,wg-easy"
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#!/bin/bash
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# this script generates the load-balancer
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# config for the Caddy server.
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# it depends on apps.config which should define:
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# ROOT_DOMAIN - the root domain for all apps
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# APP_CONFIGS - app-subdomain pairs, configured via a comma, like:
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# app1,subdomain1 app2,subdomain2 app3,subdomain3
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# full example:
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# ROOT_DOMAIN=nassella.cc
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# APP_CONFIGS="app1,subdomain1 app2,subdomain2 app3,subdomain3"
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set -e
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. apps.config
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read -r -a APP_CONFIGS <<< "$APP_CONFIGS"
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APP_CONFIGS+=('lb,root')
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declare -A bodys
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bodys["nextcloud"]=" reverse_proxy http://nextcloud:80"
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bodys["wg-easy"]=" reverse_proxy http://wg-easy:80"
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bodys["lb"]=" reverse_proxy http://nginx:80"
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for config_string in ${APP_CONFIGS[@]}; do
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IFS=','
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read -r -a config <<< "$config_string"
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app=${config[0]}
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subdomain=${config[1]}
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body=${bodys[$app]}
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fulldomain="$subdomain.$ROOT_DOMAIN"
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echo "$fulldomain {"
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echo $body
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echo "}"
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done
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