There is an easy-to-use docker container for TON Proxy: https://github.com/kdimentionaltree/ton-proxy-docker You can run TON Proxy on your server in a few simple steps below if you already have some website running on port 80. 1. `git clone https://github.com/kdimentionaltree/ton-proxy-docker.git` 2. `cd ton-proxy-docker` 3. `docker-compose build` 4. `./init.sh` 5. `docker-compose up -d` Also note that on 4th step you will get some output in terminal that is important. You will see two separate strings, one of these will be lower-case. It is ADNL address of your server so URL to open it will look like: `ufbeczhf4ayygzjnvzgnmiko4vacfkqte34khurt5nfvxwvsem7dued.adnl` After your website is available with raw ADNL address, you can add the DNS record on [dns.ton.org](https://dns.ton.org) to link it with your domain.

There is an easy-to-use docker container for TON Proxy: https://github.com/kdimentionaltree/ton-proxy-docker You can run TON Proxy on your server in a few simple steps below if you already have some website running on port 80. 1. `git clone https://github.com/kdimentionaltree/ton-proxy-docker.git` 2. `cd ton-proxy-docker` 3. `docker-compose build` 4. `./init.sh` 5. `docker-compose up -d`