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| ~~Title: Deployment: mod_proxy~~ | ~~Title: Deployment: mod_proxy~~ | ||
| - | Usually, a JVx application will be installed on a Java application server like Tomcat, Wildfly, etc. This will be good enough for small and simple scenarios but Enterprise installations are behind a load balanced web server like Apache httpd, nginx, etc. | + | Usually, a JVx application will be installed on a Java application server like Tomcat, Wildfly, etc. This will be good enough for small and simple scenarios but Enterprise installations are behind a load balanced web server like Apache http server, nginx, etc. |
| - | We'll show you a simple configuration option for Apache httpd with mod_proxy: | + | We'll show you a simple configuration option for Apache http server with mod_proxy: |
| Assume the application is avaiable under http://localhost:8080/webapp/web/ui/ | Assume the application is avaiable under http://localhost:8080/webapp/web/ui/ | ||
| - | In order to use an Apache httpd in front of Apache Tomcat, simple add following to the config file of Apache httpd: | + | In order to use an Apache http server in front of Apache Tomcat, simple add following to the config file of Apache http server: |
| <file bash> | <file bash> | ||