Greetings!

It looks like you might be trying to expose the docker container to the docker daemon ports. You also may have an existing install of Nginx that you have running. If you intend to expose your app directly to web ports, you may also want to disable/remove the Nginx installation that is running.

Make sure that your ports are mapping to the ones that you want. So if the internal port were 81 and you want the external port to be 80, it’s “80:81” when spinning up the container. In your case it’s probably just “80:80” but I wanted to show that it’s “exposed:source” when mapping.

To give you some insight into my world and how I expose containers, I have a copy of searx running with this command:

docker run -d -p 82:8888 wonderfall/searx

Then I have Caddy running a reverse proxy (maybe you intend to use Nginx) with this config:

search.jar.land {
        tls jarland@gmail.com
        proxy / http://127.0.0.1:82 {
                transparent
        }
}

You can see it exposed at search.jar.land. Hopefully that helps :)

Jarland