reverse-proxy

问题 I have Nginx/openresty and some other services running on one VM. Basically VM accepts requests on Openresty and then openresty forwards requests to appropriate service. e.g. below requests getting forwarded to ServiceA, ServiceB and ServiceC respectively. It is working fine. http://server:80/services/refA http://server:80/services/refB http://server:80/services/refC Now I need to expose a new endpoint which could get the responses from all services A, B and C. and then return one

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 10 years ago . I would like to set up Apache 2 as a reverse proxy using name-based virtual hosts to decide how requests are routed to back-end servers. Simple enough. The catch is that these back-end servers may be added and removed in a dynamic fashion. My first idea was to programmatically re-write an Apache configuration

问题 This question was migrated from Super User because it can be answered on Stack Overflow. Migrated last year . So many web applications these days run on their own microservers, it can be hard to implement them on shared hosting platforms. The apps listen on a dedicated port you can customize or reverse proxy, but shared hosting usually only has 80 and 443 open. Just as an example, the handy web-based editor ICEcoder is a PHP application, so you just drop the files in a directory and away you

问题 I try to implement my own proxy like this: LoadBalancingProxyClient loadBalancer = new LoadBalancingProxyClient() .addHost(new URI("http://localhost:8080")) .addHost(new URI("http://localhost:7777")) .setConnectionsPerThread(20); Undertow reverseProxy = Undertow.builder() .addHttpListener(8081, "localhost") .setIoThreads(1) .setHandler(ProxyHandler.builder().setProxyClient(loadBalancer).setMaxRequestTime(30000).build()) .build(); reverseProxy.start(); I want to have control over choosing

问题 I have an Apache HTTP Server acting as a proxy in front an AWS S3 static website. So http://example.com/testsite goes to the S3 site, but should keep being seen as being accessed from http://example.com/testsite. The initial index.html access results in a 200 response, however, all the JavaScript files that get run, return 404. They are located in the S3 root, same as index.html , but they end up being accessed as http://example.com/ instead of http://example.com/testsite, hence why I am

问题 I am getting a web page titled " 404 - Not Found " whenever I make a request to my Ubuntu server. So whenever I type my IP address into chrome it gives me the 404. Initially I thought it was an nginx problem because I didn't think the reverse proxy was working. I didn't think it was working because when I hit my domain wwww.mydomain.com it would give me the same 404 page I have been getting. Also I could take www.mydomain.com:4000 and it would load the website. Currently I can still do this

问题 I created a Azure Service Fabric Web API and planned to reach it through Service Fabric's built in Reverse Proxy. All was working well locally but when I published to Azure, trying to access the route through Reverse Proxy would time out. I thought it might be my app, so I just popped open a new solution with the default template and published to my local. Everything worked fine Reverse Proxy and all. So I published to Azure and again had the same issue. I could access the Web API on azure

问题 I have a Wordpress test site that reverse proxy to a reactjs app. However, a blank page is served and I see Cross-Origin Read Blocking (CORB) blocked cross-origin response with MIME type text/html on the console. When I add a plain "Hello, World!" in public/index.html, the Hello World is shown but the rest of the page is not shown. EDIT: To explain further, my wordpress site has a subfolder that serves reactjs app. My reactjs app is: http://dspstaging.drwealth.com My test wordpress site is:

问题 I am trying to set up UpSource, along with YouTrack, TeamCity and Hub, over https on a single server using a reverse IIS Proxy. The situation is as follows: The http version of UpSource is located at http://server.company.com:8081/upsource and works fine. I want it to be accessible via https://server.company.com/upsource. However, while it is possible to access UpSource via the https address, the connection is immediately interrupted and the following error message comes up: Backend is not

问题 I need to achieve below test case using nginx: www.example.com/api/ should redirect to ABC.com/api , while www.example.com/api/site/login should redirect to XYZ.com/api/site/login But in the browser, user should only see www.example.com/api.... (and not the redirected URL). Please let me know how this can be achieved. 回答1: The usage of ABC.com is forbidden by stackoverflow rules, so in example config I use domain names ABC.example.com and XYZ.example.com : server { ... server_name www.example