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For folks that are reverse proxying I have a few questions... 1) Do you identify the reverse proxy by host or by path? e.g. <service>.yourdomain.com or yourdo
by jimmcslim 7y ago
For folks that are reverse proxying I have a few questions...
1) Do you identify the reverse proxy by host or by path?
e.g. <service>.yourdomain.com or yourdomain.com/<service>
2) Do you still run everything over a VPN?
- bpye 7y ago1) By subdomain 2) No - but I do use Cloudflare to proxy inbound traffic
- CarelessExpert 7y agoSubdomain as well. External services I need are directly accessible via a local reverse proxy that's publicly visible over IPv6. For IPv4-only scenarios I proxy through a linode instance (that also hosts a few things, including my blog) which sends the traffic in over v6. Obviously this is all fronted by a traditional firewall. And before you ask: it's surprising how often v6 connectivity is available these days. Mobile phone providers have moved to v6 en masse, and even terrestrial internet providers are starting to get religion. It's still not available in my workplace (surprise surprise), but other than that, much to my surprise, v6 is my primary mode of connectivity.