How can I set up Docker with Nginx on Ubuntu Server?

Using Nginx is great, but managing multiple subdomains can get tricky. Have you considered using Traefik? It can simplify your setup since you won't need to configure it extensively for each service. If you want to go with your current Nginx setup, ensure to create a new site file for status.myname.com and link it properly, but sharing a Docker network with Traefik might save you some headaches later on!

Running Nginx in a Docker container is quite similar to running it directly on your host. You'll still need to bind ports and configure the server the same way as you would normally.

You might not even need Nginx for external access since you can use a Cloudflare tunnel to expose your services directly via DNS.

Just like you did with Nextcloud, install Docker, pull the Uptime Kuma image, and set up your proxy. But if you really want to manage everything smoothly, it might be time to ditch snaps, set up Docker, and use Traefik as your reverse proxy for both services. That way, everything would be organized and easier to maintain.

Honestly, you could handle everything through a `docker-compose.yml` file. This will help you keep your data, configs, and services well organized. Plus, if anything goes south, backups will let you spin everything back up quickly using your `docker-compose` file right after a server issue. That's how I've managed my home setup, and it saved me a ton of time after a hardware failure!