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It should be rather straightforward. All packages installed under the webserver's docroot on the Apache/frontend server and all others on the backend/middleware server. Then just make sure that the proxy_http.conf is updated with the middleware IP. There is not much more than that from the top of my head.
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Oh, nice! How to install and configure web-interface separately? Is there a guide?
We use an old 6.22 version.
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Hi,
sure, this is I would call the normal operation ;-) Obviously 127.0.0.1 is also possible but the communication is TCP based in any case. The webserver is used to proxy the backend requests though.
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Separate Frontend and backend
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Is it possible to serve frontend from one web-server (e.g. 192.168.0.133) and connect to another server (192.168.0.132) for backend requests?Tags: None
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