There’s nothing different. Just expose the ports using docker, and then point nginx at it like any other application. If it’s running on the same server, you can just point it at localhost.
For nginx proxy manager, you can define custom configs easily, but for most usage you should be able to set up each redirect with a couple of clicks in the GUI. You should set it up to generate its own certs using the built-in tool though, but if you really want you can import certs manually through the GUI as well.
There’s nothing different. Just expose the ports using docker, and then point nginx at it like any other application. If it’s running on the same server, you can just point it at localhost.
For nginx proxy manager, you can define custom configs easily, but for most usage you should be able to set up each redirect with a couple of clicks in the GUI. You should set it up to generate its own certs using the built-in tool though, but if you really want you can import certs manually through the GUI as well.