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I don't think you should mount the /etc/nginx folder directly. This will override your nginx configuration and cause the container to fail.

Instead, you can mount your configuration file to /etc/nginx/nginx.conf.

Check the official nginx documentation in Dockerhub for more details on how to properly run the container.

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I don't think you should mount the /etc/nginx folder directly. This will override your nginx configuration and cause the container to fail.

Instead, you can mount your configuration file to /etc/nginx/nginx.conf.

Check the official nginx documentation in Dockerhub for more details on how to properly run the container.

I don't think you should mount the /etc/nginx folder directly. This will override your nginx configuration and cause the container to fail.

Instead, you can mount your configuration file to /etc/nginx/nginx.conf.

Check the official nginx documentation in Dockerhub for more details on how to properly run the container.

EDIT

Troubleshoot Volume Mounting in Azure App using ContainerAppSystemLogs_CL.

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I don't think you should mount the /etc/nginx folder directly. This will override your nginx configuration and cause the container to fail.

Instead, you can mount your configuration file to /etc/nginx/nginx.conf.

Check the official nginx documentation in Dockerhub for more details on how to properly run the container.