Discussing which reverse proxy you should use is clearly beyond the supported area. 
But after looking at NGINX Proxy Manager for 12 seconds or more, Iād think that itāll do fine. Thereās another automagic NGINX proxy thing that Iāve seen discussed before as well, but with my extensive knowledge of NGINX Proxy Manager, I think it might be better. I might take a look at it, as Iām growing disenchanted with Traefik.
EDIT: Now Iāve looked at it for 3 minutes. I prefer tools that facilitate automation, so Traefik and https://hub.docker.com/r/jwilder/nginx-proxy (I found it) that allow you to add some labels or environment variables to the docker container so that no clicking in a web interface is required are more what I want, and it looks like to make that thing work you have to use the web interface or contrive to update the database manually with hosts that you want to add. But if youāre willing to poke and click on a web interface like a Normal Person (rather than a system administrator āpersonā), then it looks like that thing could be just what youāre looking for.