In the previous article we configured Traefik to use magic domain name like traefik.me. In this article we configure it with your domain and Let’s Encrypt certificated authority.

Sometimes during development we want to use domain names instead of IP addresses and ports, proper domain certificates instead of self-signed to make local environment similar to production, etc.. This problem can be solved with any reverse proxy and magic domain names like traefik.me, nip.io, sslip.io, etc..

In this article we are going to focus on how to connect our application to the Cosmos DB Emulator from Docker. This article is continuation of the Part 1 of this series. I suggest to read it first before continue, because this part is based on previous one.

Add Docker support to our application

Before we continue we need to add Docker support to our application we created in Part 1 of this article.

Recently I’ve tried to use official Cosmos DB Emulator on docker , but quickly encountered some issues that I’ll try to address in this article.