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I am a newbie for web and network stuff.

I want to hosting the following web services for my personal use:

  • Gitea
  • Nextcloud
  • pypiserver (Private pypi server)
  • Ktra (private rust registry server)

I only have one machine which only have single network interface (single IP address).

I wish it can allocate URL for each service like below:

  • Gitea: (https://my-ip-addr/gitea/)
  • Nextcloud: (https://my-ip-addr/nextcloud/)
  • pypiserver: (https://my-ip-addr/pypi/ <- for web browser; https://my-ip-addr/pypi/simple/ <- for pip).
  • Ktra: (https://my-ip-addr/ktra/api/v1/...)

Is there any possible way to do so?

Audra Jacot
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For first, you need to install the web server on your baremetal machine like apache or NGINX. Secondly, you need to make setup for each domain on you provider DNS CONFIGURATION. Next, in config files in e.g. NGINX you set the public directory for each domain. This is not complicated for http protocol but for https it is not simple for newbie.

marlon
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