@CycleDecoded: The terminator of Nginx Proxy Manager and Traefik has arrived — self-hosting enthusiasts are in for a treat. The recently viral open-source project GoDoxy on GitHub has nailed reverse proxy, container orchestration, and automated certificates all in one. The project uses …

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Introducing GoDoxy, an open-source high-performance reverse proxy tool written in Go, offering a WebUI, automated service discovery, Let's Encrypt certificate management, and container sleep/wake functionality. It is regarded as a replacement for Nginx Proxy Manager and Traefik.

The terminator of Nginx Proxy Manager and Traefik has arrived, and self-hosting enthusiasts are truly thrilled. GoDoxy, the open-source project that has recently been blowing up on GitHub, has completely figured out reverse proxy, container orchestration, and automated certificates. The project is written in Go, delivers extremely high performance, and is open-sourced under the GPL-3.0 license. Core killer features: • Automated service discovery: Just tag a Docker container, and domains and routes are automatically configured. • Zero-barrier visual WebUI: Say goodbye to hand-writing complex configuration files — container logs, status, and routes are all clear at a glance. • Awesome "sleep and wake": Automatically suspends containers when no one is accessing them (even supports Proxmox LXC), and wakes them up in seconds when traffic arrives — a lifesaver for saving power and memory. • Strong security controls: Free automatic Let's Encrypt certificate issuance, built-in OIDC single sign-on, and country/IP-level access control. Project URL: https://github.com/yusing/godoxy
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