Linux Apache reverse Proxy

View Apache Run status

Ps-eaf|grep httpd

View Apache Installation Environment

Httpd-v

View Apache network status, including ports, etc.

Netstat-anp|grep httpd

Open httpd.conf

Verify that the proxy module loading is not commented out

LoadModule proxy_module modules/mod_proxy.soloadmodule proxy_http_module modules/mod_proxy_http.so

Add proxy configuration path at end of file

Proxypass/console http://localhost:8080/consoleProxyPass/images Http://localhost:8080/imagesProxyPassreverse/ http://localhost:8080/

Note the last line, for the root path proxy, be sure to add a slash at the end of the port

You can also configure multiple service paths

Proxypass/pbs Http://172.16.64.141:7080/PBSProxyPassreverse/PBS Http://172.16.64.141:7080/PBSProxyPass/geoserver Http://localhost:8080/geoserverProxyPassreverse/geoserver http://localhost:8080/geoserverProxyPass/http:// localhost:9080/proxypassreverse/http://localhost:9080/

The service Proxypass and proxypassreverse for different ports and addresses are best paired, otherwise there will be errors with redirection failures, such as redirection to localhost.

Note: If a service with a different address is called in a Web project, the path is best written as a relative path. The availability of relative path resources can be ensured by proxy completion.

Reference: Apache Reverse proxy configuration

Linux Apache reverse Proxy