How to configure mod_proxy on cPanel

Jafar Muhammed

• May 17, 2017 13:21

Hello all, I have an e-commerce website based on Magento 2, hosted on my VPS along with a few static sites. As part of the performance campaign, I am looking for using a reverse proxy for caching up static contents and delivering to the visitors. I have been searching for using Varnish Cache as my reverse proxy until I read Varnish Cache will not work with SSL. The next option I had in mind that using NGINX, but there is no native support in cPanel. I am now reading about Apache Module mod_proxy, and I found that mod_proxy is already installed on my server by going WHM > Software > EasyApache 4. But I couldn't find a guide about the configuration. Please tell me if using mod_proxy a good idea until cPanel have a solution expected through Nginx proxied to Apache (not standalone Nginx) How do I configure and confirm that reverse proxy is working for my website(s)?

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  Jafar Muhammed

  • May 22, 2017 15:46

  This thread can be considered as resolved since I have successfully installed Engintron

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  cPanelMichael

  • May 23, 2017 14:42

  This thread can be considered as resolved since I have successfully installed Engintron

  
  Hello, Thank you for updating us with the outcome. As you mentioned, you can track the progress on native support for Nginx at: Nginx proxied to Apache (not standalone Nginx) Thank you.

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