This is a discussion on (apache2) reverse-proxy and ssl-connections within the Linux Web Servers forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; Hello, we plan to use a reverse-proxy for our backend server (tomcat). The reverse-proxy is reachable for https ...
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Hello,
we plan to use a reverse-proxy for our backend server (tomcat). The reverse-proxy is reachable for https requests only.. The mapping would be something like this: ProxyPass /app1/ https://intranet:8443/app1/ ProxyPassReverse /app1/ https://intranet:8443/app1/ ProxyPass /app2/ https://intranet:8443/app2/ ProxyPassReverse /app2/ https://intranet:8443/app2/ Will the proxy create a new https/ssl-connection to the intranet server for each incoming https-connection? I'm concerned about the whole ssl-handshake overhead... Greetings and thanks in advance, Martin |