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Quick Start Guide: Minipx Reverse Proxy + Auto HTTPS Setup for Homelab Apps

Struggling to expose your homelab web apps safely? In this hands-on tutorial, I walk you through **Minipx**, a high-performance Rust-based reverse proxy that gives you automatic HTTPS via Let’s Encrypt—no third-party bloat, just streamlined functionality.

⏱ Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction: What's Minipx & why it matters
1:08 – Installing Minipx on Ubuntu
3:26 – Configuring DNS (wildcard A record setup)
4:37 – Setting up a reverse proxy route (`minipx routes add …`)
5:57 – Enabling HTTPS + HTTPS redirect
8:00 – Final test: Access your app securely
8:45 – Where to get help & contribute on GitHub

Links & Resources:
• GitHub & project README → https://github.com/Drew-Chase/minipx
• Full feature and configuration details → (see README link)
• Documentation & examples

Why use Minipx?
Performance-first: Built in Rust with Tokio for speed and safety
Automated SSL: Built-in Let‘s Encrypt handling with renewals
Hot-reload: JSON configuration refreshes in real time—zero downtime
Secure by default: HTTP→HTTPS redirect only when cert is available

Get started in 3 easy steps:
1. Install Minipx via the Ubuntu script
2. Set up your wildcard DNS record & forward ports 80/443
3. Add your route with SSL and redirect:
```bash
minipx config email [email protected]
minipx routes add webapp.yourdomain.app -P 1234 -sr
````

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