Guides tagged “websocket”

Step-by-step MdmHost guides about websocket, sorted A-Z.

3 guides

  • Node.js WebSockets behind Nginx, Apache, LiteSpeed or cPanel

    Make Socket.IO or ws WebSockets work behind a reverse proxy: upgrade headers for Nginx, Apache and LiteSpeed, timeouts, wss:// over SSL and cPanel limits.

    AdvancedLinux VPS and cPanel hosting2 min read
  • Proxy WebSocket connections through Nginx

    Make WebSockets work behind Nginx by passing the Upgrade and Connection headers, using a map for connection_upgrade, raising read timeouts, and testing the socket.

    IntermediateLinux server5 min read
  • Use Apache as a reverse proxy with mod_proxy

    Put Apache in front of a Node.js, Python or Docker app with mod_proxy. Set ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse, keep the original host, proxy WebSockets and serve the app over HTTPS.

    IntermediateLinux server4 min read

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