Broadsea 2.0 on VM in Google Cloud unable to resolve host in .env problem

[Sanjay_Udoshi]

Setting the .env hostname to the internal ip results in docker-compose running successfully but when going to http://irsf-broadsea.example.io or http://irsf-broadsea.example.io/broadsea:

404 page not found

Setting the .env hostname to the external ip results in docker-compose failing to bring up traefik:

Looked for anything on the Host VM that had bound port 80 and found nothing.

Help!

[Ajit_Londhe]

When using the internal ip as the host name, do you see anything in the container logs?

[Sanjay_Udoshi]

The tip you sent me via GitHub fixed the issue!

change ports in traefik from ${BROADSEA_HOST}:80:80 to just 80:80

Now we are trying to use the static external IP with a FQDN (irsf-broadsea.example.com). Connecting directly to the static IP works, using the FQDN fails.