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title: How Do I Deploy Application Today
description: The method I use today to deploy new application in my homelab. Simple workflow taking advantage of Docker Compose in a VM on Proxmox VE
date: 2026-01-31
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draft: false
tags:
- docker
- proxmox
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ For now, I still rely on a single VM to host all Docker applications. This VM is
This VM is hosted on a Proxmox VE cluster, composed of three nodes and uses Ceph as a distributed storage backend.
This gives me high availability and makes VM management much easier, even though the Docker workloads themselves are not highly distributed.
This gives me high availability and makes VM management much easier, even though the Docker workloads themselves are not highly available.
### Traefik
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### Steps to Deploy
Most of the work is done from **VScode**:
Most of the work is done from VScode:
- Create a new folder in that repository, with the application name.
- Copy the template above inside this folder.
- Adapt the template with the values given by the application documentation.
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- Start the services directly from VS Code using the Docker extension.
Then in the **OPNsense** WebUI, I update 2 Layer4 routes for the Caddy plugin:
Then in the OPNsense WebUI, I update 2 Layer4 routes for the Caddy plugin:
- Depending if the application should be exposed on the internet or not, I have an *Internal* and *External* route. I add the URL given to Traefik in one of these.
- I also add this URL in another route to redirect the Letsencrypt HTTP challenge to Traefik.
- I also add this URL in another route to redirect the Let's Encrypt HTTP challenge to Traefik.
Once complete, I test the URL. If everything is configured correctly, the application should be reachable over HTTPS.