For a professional web developer, setting up an Nginx reverse proxy for a few apps should be reasonably efficient. Chances are that most are all of them are wri

For a professional web developer, setting up an Nginx reverse proxy for a few apps should be reasonably efficient. Chances are that most are all of them are written in the same language and configuration can be copy/pasted between them. Or a subdomain pattern can be mapped into a directory pattern, so there is really only one configuration-- Just add a new directory and a matching subdomain starts working, assuming the right wildcard DNS entry is pointed to your localhost.