Once you have the Nginx Proxy Manager Docker container up and running with your ports forwarded, it's time to get the routing set up. Start by navigating to hosts then click add new host.

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docker run --name docker-nginx -p 8080:80 -d nginx With everything set (Figure C), click Execute to deploy the container to the selected hosts. Figure C Deploying NGINX to two Docker servers at once.