Local HTTPS portals provide secure connections within development environments by encrypting data transmitted between services.
Benefits of using Local HTTPS Portals with Docker include enhanced security, realistic testing environments, streamlined development workflow, and collaboration with consistency.
To set up local HTTPS portals with Docker, create a docker-compose.yml file defining services (frontend, API, https-portal), update the system's hosts file, and run the docker compose up -d command.
Utilizing Docker for local HTTPS portals allows developers to secure services like frontend and API on specific ports, ensuring encrypted connections for improved development practices.