Nginx supports the node. JS Service Using reverse Proxy

Objective

node. js itself can be used as a Web server, but what if you want to open multiple node. JS applications on a single machine? One answer is to use Nginx as a reverse proxy. The role of the reverse proxy here is that when the proxy server receives the request, it forwards the request to the destination server and then gets the data back.

Steps

I. Normal use of node. js to open Web services

varHTTP = require ('http'); Http.createserver (function (request, response) {Response.writehead ( $, {'Content-type':'Text/plain'}); Response.End ('Hello world\n');}). Listen (1337); Console.log ('Server running at http://127.0.0.1:1337/');

Second, configure Nginx for the domain name

[[email protected] vhost]# ls default . conf               node.ruanwenwu.cn.conf  test.ruanwenwu.conf    www.tjzsyl.com.conflaravel.ruanwenwu.cn.conf  wss.ruanwenwu.cn.conf  www.tjzsyl.com.conf.bak[[email protected] vhost]# pwd

Node.ruanwenwu.cn.conf:

server{    ;    server_name node.ruanwenwu.cn;     / {        proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:1337;     }}

The steps are simple, and these are all right.

Finally, take a look at our results: http://node.ruanwenwu.cn

Nginx supports the node. JS Service Using reverse Proxy