Docker usage of BaGet with basic authentication

docker-compose.yml

version: '3'
services:
  authenticate:
    image: "quay.io/dtan4/nginx-basic-auth-proxy:latest"
    ports:
      - 80:80
    environment:
      - BASIC_AUTH_USERNAME=username
      - BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD=password
      - PROXY_PASS=http://nuget.julian.wtf/
      - CLIENT_MAX_BODY_SIZE=100m
      - SERVER_NAME=nuget.julian.wtf
    networks:
      - nuget.julian.wtf
    restart: always

  baget:
    image: "loicsharma/baget"
    container_name: nuget.julian.wtf
    expose:
      - 80
    environment:
      - ApiKey=
      - PackageDeletionBehavior=HardDelete
    networks:
      - nuget.julian.wtf
    restart: always

networks:
  nuget.julian.wtf: ~

Can that proxy pass thing simply be just avoided altogether?

If Baget had some kind of security on it’s own it was not necessary to use nginx. So then you didn’t had to use this kind of construction. But really when using webserver software (nginx, Apache or even IIS) for basic authentication you have to use an reversed proxy of some kind. I just hacked this together on a sunday morning, when I was experimenting (with an raspberry pi) using docker 😉. Purpose of this was not to make the most neat setup, but create something disposable to setup within minutes. Because of docker’s container system and self configuring dependencies.

Maybe an better option for you could be the private package service Github is offering? An free account gets 500 MB of storage at this moment.

Ok, I don't really know what a reverse proxy is.... so I think I am in over my head here. But thanks for the response.

No problem! But maybe take a look at the mentioned private package service (NuGet, NPM, Maven) of Github 😉.

I need this for nuget, and actually my preference for a package service was teamcity. But their implementation was broken: Hence why I was looking for alternatives.

Then you should definitely contact JetBrains for support. It’s more neat to use a complete eco system of some kind, this becomes more important if it is used for more serious development purposes 😉.