seedbox without external subdomains

[Qbaakr]

Because I searched but didn't find the answer...
Is there an option to use the seedbox completely locally?
By using traefik, you expose your services to outside companies. And currently I want them to be available only via local addresses. I know that I would need to use local DNS etc.
Besides, using Global API doesn't suit me well - it gives too many possibilities after interception.
It's just a question whether it's possible - I know how many people have so many wishes for changes, and is it a lot of work, or is it better to construct something yourself from scratch?
I have wireguard, openvpn to the local network, and that's basically enough for me. And it is known that each sub-domain is a potential possibility of entering the local network - not all services are VPN-enabled, and it is impossible to keep everything behind VPN.
Regards ;)

[Permanently]

It should be possible, you can have a local DNS server that you point towards your server for each subdomain. After that, it should work fine.

Alternatively, if you want to keep it private but also accessible out-of-home, you can do this: #58 (comment)

[Qbaakr]

Thanks for the tip ;)
But I give up... The project is very cool and suits me, but I just can't cope with it. I've set it up probably 30 times since the beginning and there's always some problem. Lately I don't know why I haven't had any Traefik pages posted. I don't have any error, it downloads and generates acme.json but the page does not exist...
and after restart, network error because it uses busy ports..
Unfortunately, this is beyond me...
I wish you successful development of the project ;)

[Qbaakr]

Quick question if anyone knows the answer...
I managed to expose the services locally, but the only problem I currently have is HTTPS. There are several ways.
One of them is passing traffic through NGINX PROXY MANAGER. Does anyone have an idea how to do this on one host?
it can be used as a solo container or combined as a custom service in the entire project.
Yes, I know that to generate a certificate for it, Let's encrypt needs a domain, but when I redirect the address through Pi-hole it returns to the local host ;)