I'm trying to add Speedtest Tracker to see if it's a tool I want to use. It looks like it should be simple to dry-ize but Traefik is only using the Traefik default cert, even though the app seems to be configured correctly:

The logs say "generating self-signed keys in /config/keys, you can replace these with your own keys if required". My guess is that it's generating its own keys for its own nginx, and it wouldn't have any effect on Traefik's certs. But just in case, I manually replaced the self-signed keys with the cert and key from Traefik and then restarted the container. It didn't work.

Do you have suggestions, @EnigmaCurry, what I might be forgetting or should look at?

The logs say "generating self-signed keys in /config/keys, you can replace these with your own keys if required".

If it says that in the app log (not the traefik log) then it seems like the app is trying to do its own TLS. you just need to turn that off and let traefik be the only thing that does TLS. The app itself should only be handling unencrypted normal HTTP.

Everything works now. Ready for review.

I love that these just happen to be listed alphabetically together

Smokeping - a network latency measurement tool
Speedtest Tracker - a network performance monitor