Hello,
I have frontend service that runs on: app.example.com and a render node service that runs on api.example.com
Because of firewall policy of some of our clients, we need to have both services running on the same domain.
so the API service has to move from api.example.com → app.example.com/api
Is there a way to do it via render/cloudflare?
Arguably, app.example.com and api.example.com are running on the same domain, example.com so it seems like a weird Firewall policy that requires them to be on the same subdomain, when a rule like *.example.com would be sufficient.
That being said corporate firewalls are what they are. You’d probably need to be exploring reverse proxying with Nginx fronting your services here with / being proxied to your front end app and then the /api path being proxied to your API service
John B
Thanks for the reply John.
Indeed corporate proxies are very odd, but we have this issues already with two enterprise customers so I assume it’s a real thing over there at the corporate world.
Anyway, do you have an example on how to set up ngingx with render?