- Point both domains to that machine (each lemmy instance requires a unique domain/subdomain).
- Use Separate docker stacks for each instance. Map the API and UI ports to different ports on the host machine in each stack.
- Use Nginx (or whatever reverse proxy) to create virtual hosts for each domain.
- Proxy-pass each virtual host to the correct docker stack/port.
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