Linux Labs· Linux Server ServicesLab 21 of 26
Nginx Reverse Proxy in Front of a Private Application
The application lives on server2 and only the edge may talk to it. Put nginx on server1 in front of it under a public name, forward the headers the app needs, bound the timeouts, let SELinux allow exactly that, then take the backend away and watch the proxy recover on its own.
- Intermediate
- 50 min
- Not rated yet
- A real environment in your browser
- You run the commands yourself
- Your result is checked automatically
In this moduleLinux Server Services
- BIND Authoritative Forward and Reverse DNS55 min
- Restricted DNS Caching and Forwarding45 min
- Secondary DNS and Authenticated Zone Transfer55 min
- Apache Name-Based Virtual Hosts50 min
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- Apache HTTPS with a Training CA55 min
- Rotate the Certificate on an HTTPS Reverse Proxy55 min
- Samba Authenticated Team Share50 min
- MariaDB Administration and Least-Privilege Access55 min
- Postfix Local Notifications and the Mail Queue45 min