iFrame functionality and safety considerations
iFrame functionality and safety considerations
I manage a Minecraft server for friends and have used uptime kuma to show its status. However, kuma runs on another server that also keeps my own status data. I need a separate site with an iframe displaying http://myinternalip/status/minecraft on http://myexternalip.duckdns.org:port. I’ve reached a point where testing over a hotspot helped, but once I tried it, the iframe failed to load due to connection issues with the external server. I’m trying to route http://myexternalip.duckdns.org:port through a port forward and point it to http://internalip:port/status/minecraft, but I can’t get it right without help. I don’t want to expose my uptime kuma Docker container publicly. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
What I need:
- myinternalip:port/status/minecraft visible on myexternaldns.duckdns.org:port
- No other services should be accessible on that port
- The path should not expose anything like myinternalip:port/status/mystuffs
Clarification: I’m using a Docker container, so it might matter if that affects the setup.
Thanks!
Use Nginx Proxy Manager to route all traffic for your externally hosted domain to your internal IP address for the Kuma Docker container.