How to deploy to local network only?

[jcommander]

I want some services to only be reachable (via vpn) on the local network.
With destinations, you can seperate networks but I haven't found a way to keep a network private.
Can't I tell the Proxy to not publish my app via the UI?

[AgoraSecurity]

+1

[BoThomas]

Im selfhosting in my home network and did this by deleting the auto generated domaine and then using the "ports mapping" to map the port of the resource to the host-system.

Now i can access the resource via my servers ip + mapped port in my local network.

The resources i want to reach from the web are using cloudflare tunnel.

I dont think thats exactly what you are asking for, but maybe helps someone out stumbling over this thread.

[brunooomelo]

how?

[BoThomas]

Due to the precision of your question, I don't know exactly which part is unclear. I'll try to help you anyway.

Local Network

1. Removing the auto-generated domain

• Go to your application -> Configuration -> General
• Search for "Domains" and empty its value.
• Click "Save"

2. Add the port mapping

• Search for "Network" Section
  • Put your applications internal Port into "Ports Exposes", e.g. 3000
  • Add a Mapping into "Ports Mappings", to expose this Port onto your local Network. It can be the same one or a different one. Format: [external port]:[internal port], e.g. 2000:3000 to map your applications internal 3000 port to your Coolify-Servers 2000 Port.
• Click "Save"
• Redeploy your Application.
• You should now be able to access your app under [your-servers-ip]:[the external port], e.g. http://192.168.0.10:2000

Cloudflare Tunnel

• I added it manually, but there is a new automated approach documented here: https://coolify.io/docs/knowledge-base/cloudflare/tunnels/#automated
• Don't use Ports-Mapping when using a Tunnel. You need to map the Port inside the Domain Filed like this http://[tunnel-domain]:[internal Port], e.g. http://sub.mydomain.dev:3000