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Reverse proxy on CentOS Linux

How to Configure Apache HTTPS Reverse Proxy on CentOS Linux

Posted by Curtis K in Administration Sep, 30 2017 1 Comment

What is a reverse proxy? A reverse proxy accepts connections and then routes them to an appropriate backend. For example, if we have a Ruby application running on port 3000, we can configure a reverse proxy to accept connections on HTTP or HTTPS, which can then transparently proxy requests to the ... Read More...

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