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Hi there @alifar,
Yes following the steps from that link that you’ve shared would definitely work.
Another approach that you could take is to run your Nginx server in a Docker container as well, that way you would not have to install Nginx on the host itself.
Another thing that you might want to consider is to build a docker-compose file and start all of your containers with one run rather than manually start the containers one by one with the docker run command.
Regards, Bobby