Hey guys!
StackOverflow didn’t do anything this time, so I decided to visit here and try
asking my question here! :)
A bit of backstory:
I have had a fatal server crash. 464 days of uptime with unapplied updates from
an OS upgrade, kernel patches and more. When I did do a reboot…it all exploded
right into my face :( So I reinstalled.
Now that I have learned this lesson, I decided to begin deploying things in
containers - just raw Virtual Box VMs now, as I haven’t gotten used to Docker
or Vagrant. But using a VM with NAT allows me to forward ports.
One of the VMs is your typical web-server setup; MySQL, PHP5 (FPM) and Nginx
(1.8.x). So I have my main server - the VM host - listening on 80 and 443 and
forwarded the VM’s ports as 11080 and 11443. Forwarding regular HTTP works
flawlessly by just proxy_pass’ing to the other port. No problem here.
But how do I work out a reverse-proxy for HTTPS traffic? Mainly, I have another
VM that runs OwnCloud. I want to forward my host’s 443 port to the VM’s exposed
12443 port so that OwnCloud stops complaining about being opened via raw HTTP.
Since I am re-using configuration a lot, I have created a basic_proxy file, and
a regular sites-enabled/ file. You can see them here:
https://gist.github.com/IngwiePhoenix/19631bd07af62d23b8f3
<https://gist.github.com/IngwiePhoenix/19631bd07af62d23b8f3>
<https://gist.github.com/IngwiePhoenix/19631bd07af62d23b8f3
<https://gist.github.com/IngwiePhoenix/19631bd07af62d23b8f3>>
Would be cool if I could keep with this approach to simply forward traffic to
my various VMs, but keeping my config reusable!
Kind regards,
Ingwie.
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