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You route all API requests through the proxy server. So, say your API is `api.company.com`. Instead of sending requests to `api.company.com`, you send them to
by cdeutsch 8y ago
You route all API requests through the proxy server.
So, say your API is `api.company.com`.
Instead of sending requests to `api.company.com`, you send them to `api-company-com-<BUCKET_NAME>.curlhub.io`.
That's all you have to do. CurlHub will proxy your request to `api.company.com` for you.
As long as your api server is public, and there is a configuration option to change the base domain of the API, it makes it super easy to inspect API requests.