What is the correct way to deploy the openobserve container behind a reverse proxy?

[miversen33]

The title pretty much covers the question but I will elaborate a bit.

I have deployed the openobserve container on port 5080 and can access it over that port.

However I would like to put it behind a reverse proxy (that handles ssl and such for us, as well as makes it accessible outside the specified port in a production environment). I am using the below nginx configuration currently

        location /logs {
            return 302 /logs/;
        }

        location /logs/ {
            proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:5080/;
            proxy_redirect default;
        }

This gets the initial response to the container, however requests for ./assets can be seen going to MYDOMIAIN/web/assets instead of the preferred MYDOMAIN/logs/web/assets.

What is the correct way to perform this? I found this link which briefly touches on it, but I am not getting any further with it.

I can probably do some sub filter rewrites but that seems really icky and I try to avoid doing that.

Thanks!