Publish Website via Traefik

This skill allows you to publish static websites to subdomains under *.sites.friendify.cloud using a Traefik reverse proxy and Docker.

How to Use

Example Usage:

To publish a website, you will run the `deploy_site.sh` script with two arguments:\n\n`./scripts/deploy_site.sh <path_to_website_files> <subdomain_name>`\n\n**Example:**\n\n`./scripts/deploy_site.sh /data/.openclaw/workspace/landingpages/new-deutscheschuleonline my-german-school`\n\nThis would deploy the website to `https://my-german-school.sites.friendify.cloud`.

Architecture: One Website, One Container

This skill operates on the principle of "one website per Docker container." When you deploy a website, a dedicated Nginx container is launched. Traefik, acting as a reverse proxy, routes traffic from your specified subdomain ({subdomain}.sites.friendify.cloud) to this container. This approach ensures:

• Isolation: Each website runs independently, preventing conflicts.
• Dynamic Routing: Traefik uses Docker labels to automatically configure routing, simplifying management.
• Scalability: Individual websites can be scaled or updated without affecting others.

Managing Deployments

The skill provides the following commands for managing your website deployments:

Deploying a Website

To deploy a website, you will run the deploy_site.sh script with two arguments:

./scripts/deploy_site.sh <path_to_website_files> <subdomain_name>

Example:

./scripts/deploy_site.sh /data/.openclaw/workspace/landingpages/new-deutscheschuleonline my-german-school

This would deploy the website to https://my-german-school.sites.friendify.cloud.

Listing Deployed Websites

To see all currently deployed websites managed by this skill, use the list_sites.sh script:

./scripts/list_sites.sh

This will display a list of subdomains and their corresponding URLs.

Deleting a Website

To remove a deployed website, use the delete_site.sh script, providing the subdomain name:

./scripts/delete_site.sh <subdomain_name>

Example:

./scripts/delete_site.sh my-german-school

This will stop and remove the associated Docker container and its resources, effectively undeploying the website.