# Baikal Docker Setup with Traefik

This guide provides instructions for deploying Baikal using Docker and Traefik as a reverse proxy. The setup includes securing the Baikal instance with HTTPS and configuring a trusted proxy.

## Prerequisites
- Docker and Docker Compose installed on your system
- Traefik configured as your reverse proxy
- A domain name pointing to your Baikal instance

## Environment Variables
Before deploying the container, create a `.env` file from the provided `.env-example` file and adjust the values as needed.

```sh
cp .env-example .env
nano .env
```

## Starting the Container
Once the `.env` file is configured, start the Baikal container using:
```sh
docker-compose up -d
```

## Configuring the Reverse Proxy
To enable proper proxy support in Baikal, update `data/config/configuration.yaml` with the following settings:


## Accessing Baikal
Once everything is set up, restart Baikal and it should be accessible via the configured domain:
```
https://baikal.example.com
```

If there are any issues, check the container logs with:
```sh
docker logs -f baikal
```