The forwarding proxy vs reverse proxy debate is simpler than it seems.
Forwarding: Outbound traffic (e.g., hiding your IP).
Reverse: Inbound traffic (e.g., protecting your server).
If you’re hosting a site, you’ll want a reverse proxy. Nginx or Apache can do it, but I’m a fan of Traefik for auto-config.
Forwarding: Outbound traffic (e.g., hiding your IP).
Reverse: Inbound traffic (e.g., protecting your server).
If you’re hosting a site, you’ll want a reverse proxy. Nginx or Apache can do it, but I’m a fan of Traefik for auto-config.
