Hi, it worked when i used locations as /, /codify, /linker but when i tried to put the location as /codify/linker it's not working.. how write the location and rewrite line of code in that case
how about state management ? my second project will have seperate provider and my first will have seperate provider..incase if i dont need presist what will be the approach which store provider will the project accept
does it work for the perticular ip entered instead of localhost, i want the multiple react projects to work from same ip and port with the different basename
I want to do something similar to this. My situation: Nginx webserver hosted at home on my server, running multiple servers blocks on the SAME port. site1.example.com, site2.example.com and site3.example.com. I installed Nginx on a VPS to use it as a reverse proxy for my 3 sites on the SAME port. How can i do this? I already tried your config, but it won't work if all 3 files in "sites-enabled" have the same port. Thanks!
Nginx is running in my environment as a load balancer 2 web servers. If both web servers fail to serve a request or are down for some reason. Can nginx return a static page. Is this possible ?
Us Salamo Alaekum bhai, i have to do a task i have three dashbo ards user vendor admin i have installed nginx on server and have kept their respective files in var/www/html i want when i do ip => then it should land on USER ip/vendor => should land on vendor ip/admin => should land on admin they are not running on any port rather they are just dist files
Thanks for the tutorial, I have a query. We can route a request depending upon the url path in the app itself. So, what benefit it holds doing it in nginx ? like in app: app.get('/codify', function () {# codify code} ) app.get('/linker', function () {# linkercode} )
So the video is illustrating all services (or apps) being run on the same server (localhost) but the real power of a reverse proxy is that if I have two domains, is when you have multiple domains: www.myFirstApp.com and www.mySecondApp.com and you want them to point to the same ip address (1.2.3.4) on port 80 so that people don't have to specify an ip + port. So on my server I will host first app at ip 1.2.3.4 and port 1234 and my second app at 1.2.3.4 and port 1235. when I get a request from myFirstApp.com, nginx will forward the request to 1.2.3.4:1234 and return the response given by that application to the client. Likewise with mySecondApp.com, it will forward the request to 1.2.3.4:1235 and respond to the client. But nginx doesn't stop there. It can also work as a load balancer (it will rotate over multiple servers hosting the same application to distribute the web requests for really busy sites). It can also be an easy way to serve static html files and much more.
I cannot get my reverse proxy to work using the above youtube video I have multiple web hosted on different VM server on a same machine. Example Main Server, IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.3, Window 10 running Oracle VirtualBox VM1, UBUNTU, IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.12, Wordpress VM2, UBUNTU, IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.13, PLEX VM3, UBUNTU, IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.14, Owncloud I have a free domain name called lioville.ddns.net and this is DDNS onto my WAN IP address. I have only 1 WAN IP address from my ISP My question is how do I create a sub-directory to point to WAN IP address which in turn point to different IP address? For example lioville.ddns.net/VM1 -> WAN IP ->92.168.1.12 lioville.ddns.net/VM2 -> WAN IP ->192.168.1.13 lioville.ddns.net/VM3 -> WAN IP ->192.168.1.14
I have a 2 virtual machine Virtual Machine 1 - NGINX - 192.168.1.5 Virtual Machine 2 - Webserver - 192.168.1.7 I can access Webserver when I am logged into NGINX Virtual Machine. My configuration file is (in NGINX virtual machine) : file name:node-app, saved in sites-available and linked to sites-enabled server { listen 80; location / { proxy_pass "192.168.1.7"; } } However when I am in NGINX virtual machine and type in localhost all I get is the NGINX website. By the way my webserver is using SSL not sure whether that will affect it or not
Hi its me again :) yes I got it to work thanks for your help, but are there a way that I can reverse proxy a subfolder say lioville.ddns.net/media will be pointed to another ip address example server{ listen 80: server_name lioville.ddns.net/media; location / { proxy_pass "192.168.1.11:32400"; } } Thanks Mahtab
Even though this is an old tutorial but by far the best one to explain the concept of NGINX and its usage, very intuitive and helpful!
You have explained it in the best manner, simple and effective is what one should call it.
simple example, and easy to understand. Thank you. (But you can probably edit the video and remove all the beating around the bush till 5:25)
Man i was searching for thins tutorial for weeks.
Hi, it worked when i used locations as /, /codify, /linker but when i tried to put the location as /codify/linker it's not working.. how write the location and rewrite line of code in that case
Thank you... its a 2016 one, but still helpful. Thanks a lot
how about state management ? my second project will have seperate provider and my first will have seperate provider..incase if i dont need presist what will be the approach which store provider will the project accept
does it work for the perticular ip entered instead of localhost, i want the multiple react projects to work from same ip and port with the different basename
sir. what the version of nginx you use? i tried with nginx 1.10 not work
I want to do something similar to this.
My situation:
Nginx webserver hosted at home on my server, running multiple servers blocks on the SAME port. site1.example.com, site2.example.com and site3.example.com.
I installed Nginx on a VPS to use it as a reverse proxy for my 3 sites on the SAME port. How can i do this? I already tried your config, but it won't work if all 3 files in "sites-enabled" have the same port.
Thanks!
hi
nginx server is running successfully
but when add location /codify and rewrite code then i got internal server error
any body help
same here...
same
this is cool, but my all static file (/stylesheets/style.css etc.) in the second app to be broke, can you tell me how to fix it? thanks
how about the subsequent requests though? this is only root routing.
Nginx is running in my environment as a load balancer 2 web servers. If both web servers fail to serve a request or are down for some reason. Can nginx return a static page. Is this possible ?
I have tried the same thing but iam getting 500 internal server error when i use rewrite url with reverse proxy. can you please help on it???
Hey can i host my angular App and The django rest Backend on the same Server using This technique...
How can I serve few pages of my application through Angular when entire App is built on top of Angular JS?
doesnt work with a react container. Could u help out?
how can i not break /codify and just change the port?
Hi Mahtab, is there any way to do this in apache ? If yes, then can you please make a video on that
Very nice tutorial. Thanks for sharing
clear and useful, thank you for sharing~
Very good tutorial... Thank you very much...
thank you so much, this helped a lot......
Us Salamo Alaekum bhai, i have to do a task
i have three dashbo ards
user
vendor
admin
i have installed nginx on server and have kept their respective files in var/www/html
i want when i do
ip => then it should land on USER
ip/vendor => should land on vendor
ip/admin => should land on admin
they are not running on any port rather they are just dist files
Thank you so much! This is very useful
Thanks for the tutorial, I have a query. We can route a request depending upon the url path in the app itself. So, what benefit it holds doing it in nginx ? like
in app:
app.get('/codify', function () {# codify code} )
app.get('/linker', function () {# linkercode} )
So the video is illustrating all services (or apps) being run on the same server (localhost) but the real power of a reverse proxy is that if I have two domains, is when you have multiple domains: www.myFirstApp.com and www.mySecondApp.com and you want them to point to the same ip address (1.2.3.4) on port 80 so that people don't have to specify an ip + port.
So on my server I will host first app at ip 1.2.3.4 and port 1234 and my second app at 1.2.3.4 and port 1235.
when I get a request from myFirstApp.com, nginx will forward the request to 1.2.3.4:1234 and return the response given by that application to the client. Likewise with mySecondApp.com, it will forward the request to 1.2.3.4:1235 and respond to the client.
But nginx doesn't stop there. It can also work as a load balancer (it will rotate over multiple servers hosting the same application to distribute the web requests for really busy sites). It can also be an easy way to serve static html files and much more.
I want to do the exact same configuration but on Centos. Any help?
Great video, thanks
Can I get rid of the ending slash, as in localhost/codify/ to be localhost/codify
Just try it, I think you can.
the best tutorial
Thank you
this knowledge i want
Thanks
I cannot get my reverse proxy to work using the above youtube video
I have multiple web hosted on different VM server on a same machine. Example
Main Server, IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.3, Window 10 running Oracle VirtualBox
VM1, UBUNTU, IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.12, Wordpress
VM2, UBUNTU, IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.13, PLEX
VM3, UBUNTU, IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.14, Owncloud
I have a free domain name called lioville.ddns.net and this is DDNS onto my WAN IP address. I have only 1 WAN IP address from my ISP
My question is how do I create a sub-directory to point to WAN IP address which in turn point to different IP address? For example
lioville.ddns.net/VM1 -> WAN IP ->92.168.1.12
lioville.ddns.net/VM2 -> WAN IP ->192.168.1.13
lioville.ddns.net/VM3 -> WAN IP ->192.168.1.14
Hi James, can you post your configuration file.
I have a 2 virtual machine
Virtual Machine 1 - NGINX - 192.168.1.5
Virtual Machine 2 - Webserver - 192.168.1.7
I can access Webserver when I am logged into NGINX Virtual Machine.
My configuration file is (in NGINX virtual machine) :
file name:node-app, saved in sites-available and linked to sites-enabled
server {
listen 80;
location / {
proxy_pass "192.168.1.7";
}
}
However when I am in NGINX virtual machine and type in localhost all I get is the NGINX website.
By the way my webserver is using SSL not sure whether that will affect it or not
Hi its me again :) yes I got it to work thanks for your help, but are there a way that I can reverse proxy a subfolder say lioville.ddns.net/media will be pointed to another ip address
example
server{
listen 80:
server_name lioville.ddns.net/media;
location / {
proxy_pass "192.168.1.11:32400";
}
}
Thanks Mahtab
I haven't tried it but it should work. Does that IP points to another machine on the network? Give it a try.
port not poat
thank's sir
Hi Mahtab..Thanks for sharing ...may you please upload the documentlink or share
awesome!
thanks
5 minutes trying to say a simple thing in English and still can't do it
learn how to actually host multiple apps then come back make a video. cheap cheating by changing url and manually running 3 times 3 apps