- Getting Started
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Administration Guide
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Get Started with Administering Wyn Enterprise
- System Requirements
- Installing on Windows
- Installing on Linux
- Installing using Docker
- License Wyn Enterprise
- Deploying with HTTPS
- Deploying with Reverse Proxy
- Deploying to Azure App Service (AAS)
- Deploying to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
- Deploying to AKS using Helm Chart
- Deploying to Local Kubernetes
- Deploying to Kubernetes Cluster using Helm Chart
- Deploying as a Virtual Directory or Sub-Application
- Deploying to Amazon ECS
- Deploying to Amazon EKS using Helm Charts
- Deploying in a Distributed Environment
- Migration from ActiveReports Server 12
- Upgrade Wyn Enterprise to Latest Version
- Logging on to the Administrator Portal
- Ports in Firewall
- Configuration Settings
- Account Management
- Security Management
- System Management
- Document Management
- How To and Troubleshooting
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Get Started with Administering Wyn Enterprise
- User Guide
- Developer Guide
Wyn Enterprise: Deploying with Reverse Proxy
A reverse proxy is an intermediary server between the users and the origin server of your application. It handles the HTTPS requests sent by users and the corresponding responses received from the server to improve its efficiency, performance, security, and reliability. Also, reverse proxy provides load balancing for smoother web experiences.
The following diagram illustrates the working of a reverse proxy.
In Wyn Enterprise, an administrator typically uses a reverse proxy for URL mapping and HTTPS related options. For this, he can use different reverse proxy solutions. For example, the built-in services in the cloud (Azure, AWS), network hardware in the enterprises, and various software such as Nginx and HAProxy.
The following articles explain how to use Nginx and IIS as a reverse proxy for URL mapping.