V2Ray + NGINX + Cloudflare Deployment via Docker

Effortlessly deploy V2Ray with Docker, fully optimized for compatibility with Cloudflare and other major CDNs.

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Project Overview

The v2ray-nginx-cloudflare project is designed to streamline the deployment of a secure, scalable V2Ray instance using Docker containers. This architecture enables seamless integration with Cloudflare and a wide range of Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), offering enhanced security, obfuscation, and performance.

Whether you're looking to bypass restrictions or simply set up a robust private proxy, this solution is ideal for users who prioritize reliability, compatibility, and ease of deployment.

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Key Features

• V2Ray Integration: Full support for V2Ray’s inbound and outbound protocols, providing flexible configuration options and advanced routing capabilities.
• Docker-Based Deployment: Simplifies installation, management, and scalability with Docker and Docker Compose.
• Cloudflare & CDN Optimization: Native support for reverse proxy setups with Cloudflare and other CDNs, improving both security and latency.
• Let's Encrypt SSL Support: Automatic HTTPS certificate issuance using Certbot.
• Scripted Installation: Optional one-command setup for users who want everything configured automatically.

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System Requirements

To get started, make sure you have the following:

• A VPS (Virtual Private Server)
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  • 2 vCPU
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 20 TB Bandwidth
  • IPv4 & IPv6 support
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• Operating System (any of the following):

  • Ubuntu 12.04 or later
  • Debian 7 or later
  • CentOS 6 or later

• Root Access to the server

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Manual Installation Guide

Follow these steps to set up your V2Ray server with NGINX and Cloudflare:

1. Configure DNS
   Log into your DNS provider or CDN panel (e.g., Cloudflare) and create an A record pointing to your server's IP. Temporarily disable the proxy/CDN feature.

2. Install Docker
   Set up Docker and Docker Compose on your server.

3. Clone the Repository
   Run the following command on your VPS:

   git clone https://github.com/samrand96/v2ray-nginx-cloudflare.git
   cd v2ray-nginx-cloudflare

4. Generate a UUID
   This will serve as your user identity:

   cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/uuid

5. Update V2Ray Config
   Replace the placeholder <UPSTREAM-UUID> inside v2ray/config/config.json with the UUID you generated.

6. Configure Docker Compose
   In docker-compose.yml, replace:

   • YOUR_DOMAIN with your actual domain or subdomain
   • YOUR_EMAIL with your email address (used by Let's Encrypt)

7. Start Services
   Launch everything with:

   docker-compose up -d

8. Verify Deployment
   Open your domain in a browser to confirm the service is running and serving via HTTPS.

9. Enable CDN Proxy
   Return to your DNS/CDN settings and activate the proxy/CDN feature to secure and mask your origin server.

10. Generate Client Config
    Run the following script to generate a V2Ray client configuration:

./vmess.py

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One-Command Quick Install

No time to configure everything manually? No worries — run the following command and let the script take care of everything:

sudo bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/samrand96/v2ray-nginx-cloudflare/main/easy-install.sh)

This will automatically install Docker, configure the services, generate your UUID, obtain SSL certificates, and start the containers. Just plug in your domain when prompted, and you’re ready to go.

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Final Notes

This setup provides a powerful, production-ready proxy infrastructure tailored for modern privacy needs and optimized for CDN environments. Whether you’re a seasoned sysadmin or a first-time deployer, this solution ensures a secure and efficient setup with minimal friction.

For questions, improvements, or contributions, feel free to open issues or submit pull requests to the GitHub repository.