reverseproxy | a minimalist http/https proxy library for golang | HTTP library

I am trying to spin off multiple virtual servers for my different needs in nginx.

I understand that virtual servers are to be created for each domain, at the minimum I will have virtual server one for PROD and one for TEST.

Also is it advisable to create more virtual servers each for Incoming requests [reverseProxy] and for Outgoing requests[Proxy] ?

Is there any performance implications upon spinning off more virtual servers. If yes what is the ideal number of virtual servers?

Thanks in advance.

I have created a reverse proxy with .net Core 5.0 and it works so far. Now I want to change the destination depending on the requested URL. This is my appsettings.json:

I have two domains.

farrwest.com (running vuestore on port 3000 and vuestore-api on 8080)

and

dev.farrwest.com (running vuestore on port 3001)

I have added .htaccess with rewrite rules on both domains root directory.

With the following configuration.

farrwest.com:

Most Recent Version of Go (1.153)

Below is the code for reproducibility. Please try to access https://easy-dp.ngrok.io to see the issue.

Here's what I did:

1. Create a Reverse Proxy accessing Gzipped/ Br encoded Content
2. Request a publicly available URL, I just grabbed Google Analytics
3. Attempt to encode and decode the response via an http2 connection with a proxy.modifyresponse function
4. Watch as content is dropped.

However, this only occurs under the following conditions:

• Under SSL, like with https://easy-dp.ngrok.io
• When running a proxy.ModifyResponse function
• Decompressing and re-compressing the body (for example, just reading and rewriting the body to new bytes works)

I'm trying to find the best solution to deploy a Worker Service to all Platforms: I would like to run my WokerService on Windows as Service, on Linux as Systemd Service and on MacOS..as? My requirements are simple: Easy to install, automatic start, restart on error and a way to force automatic update on all platforms.

My first intend was to write for every platform install, uninstall and update scripts. I starte a POC with PowerShell on windows and noticed it does not work to execute a script which shuts down the service for updating files.

On Linux the creation of a systemd service is much complex than a service on windows. I need a configuration file and security is different from windows.

For MacOs I found nothing about installing as service. The service on it's self is just some kind of a simple ReverseProxy and needs Network Access. A second idea could be to work with cron jobs for updating.

Are there any existing solutions how to achieve my goals? Ideas?

I had an issue with a system that was accidentally upgraded from v6 to v7 through apt that I detailed here. Somehow, my configuration was getting corrupted. I was able to overcome that issue by renaming my configuration file (which was from a known good backup of my v6 system prior to accidental upgrade) from latest to import. Things seemed well and good after that.

However, in the process of verifying my Apache proxy settings, I've run into another issue. If I try to save my HTTP Settings in the admin, I get the following error in the logs...

I am trying to use docker-compose to load a php application which boot with a .htaccess.

If i use a proxypassmatch it works, but only for one route, as soon as the url change, the file is unfound (i read that proxypass/reverseproxy/proxypassmatch) can't be use with .htaccess ...?

If i use the traditional setting, with a virtualhost, the .htaccess is working but the php file do not load, unstead its content appear on the screen (whatever the route).

I have spent so many hours looking everywhere without any answer... Or maybe changing the image for a single container php-httpd ? but i like the idea to separate them.

If someone know how to fix it, it would be great thank you.

See the docker-compose file

In an effort to learn golang, I was looking through the go source for reverseproxy:

https://golang.org/src/net/http/httputil/reverseproxy.go

I found this block of code (truncated):

I'm trying to integrate a dashboard through Dash with a mature Flask App. I've tried multiple routes including these methods, but to no avail. My main application runs through a reverse proxy and also has a secret key as well. What approach am I'm doing wrong. For me, I'm aiming for the DAsh app to run inside the Flask App and as a separate app side by side as a last resort.

wsgi.py