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Pointing a Domain or Subdomain (Optional)

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    Note on Security and Accessibility: It is advisable to use a reverse proxy, such as Nginx or Caddy, to manage and secure access to your server's various services like the dashboard and Portainer. A reverse proxy can help you configure SSL certificates for these subdomains, ensuring encrypted and secure communication. This setup not only enhances security but also improves access management, allowing you to point several subdomains to different services seamlessly.

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    Note on Security and Accessibility: It is advisable to use a reverse proxy, such as Nginx or Caddy web servers, to manage and secure access to your server's various services like the dashboard and Portainer. A reverse proxy can help you configure SSL certificates for these subdomains, ensuring encrypted and secure communication. This setup not only enhances security but also improves access management, allowing you to point several subdomains to different services seamlessly.

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    Tip: If you prefer, you can also continue to use the IP address of the server or Reverse DNS URLs.

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    Tip: If you prefer, you can also continue to use the IP address of the server or your main domain and port number or Reverse DNS URLs.

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    Image Features and Components

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    If you are familiar with docker and git workflow and wish to customize the Docker image to suit specific project needs or to test new features, follow this detailed guide. These steps allow you to modify the image, including using a different repository or branch for the MAVSDK_Drone_Show project and integrating other software components like MAVSDK_Server.

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    With these steps, you have a fully customized Docker image ready for deploying drone simulations with your configurations and enhancements. This image can now be used to launch new drone instances tailored to your specific project needs.

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    This approach ensures you have a Docker image customized to your requirements, ready for deploying drone simulations or other related applications. Utilize your expertise in Docker and Git to manage and implement these changes efficiently.

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    Portainer Installation (Optional but Highly Recommended)

    Portainer is an open-source management tool that provides a graphical user interface (GUI) to facilitate the management and monitoring of Docker environments. It simplifies the deployment, troubleshooting, and overall control of Docker containers, including those used for drone simulations.