Add fast reverse proxy docker compose #364
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From https://github.com/fatedier/frp
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FRP is a reverse proxy that let's anyone connect to your local machine through a public server.
I already had these examples laying around, so I thought I might contribute. It is worth considering whether saving the passwords in a git-ignored .env file like this is "worth it", as it complicates the boilerplate example. Storing the passwords in the toml files would definitely be simpler, but this will at least teach the user how to store secret passwords more "properly". But I can change it if you want to.