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added instructions to disable fedora #2350

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## Hiding Fedora From the Public

By default, your Fedora repo will be available to the public at `fcrepo.${DOMAIN}`. If you do not want to expose your Fedora, you can stop this URL from working by disabling it via Traefik in your `docker-compose.yml`. To do this, you need to add the `traefik-disable` label to fcrepo-prod like this,
By default, your Fedora repo will be available to the public at `fcrepo.${DOMAIN}`. If you do not want to expose your Fedora, you can stop this URL from working by disabling it via Traefik in your `docker-compose.yml`. To do this, you need to add the `traefik-disable` label to `fcrepo-prod` like this,

```
fcrepo-prod: