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      khairul
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      Hi. When deploying using the docker-compose, how do I get to put it on a secure port. I was only able to deploy it on a non-secure port 9011. Any advice on how to put it on the secure port 443?

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        dan @khairul
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        @khairul We recommend running FusionAuth behind a proxy. More docs on that here: https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/admin-guide/proxy-setup

        If you are running in docker-compose, you should be able to add an nginx or other proxy image and connect that to FusionAuth.

        The proxy can then terminate TLS and run on port 443.

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