How to configure reverse proxy in Pagoda Panel

Pagoda Panel is a very convenient server management panel that integrates a variety of functions, such as website management, database management, file management, etc. When using the Pagoda Panel, sometimes it is necessary to reverse proxy the website and forward the request to other servers for processing. So, how to configure the reverse proxy? Detailed steps are described below.

1. Create a website

First, create a website in the Pagoda panel. Click "Website" in the left menu bar, select the "Add Site" button, and fill in the relevant information, including domain name, directory, port, etc. It should be noted here that although reverse proxy will be performed later, the domain name and port of the website also need to be filled in here.

2. Install proxy plug-in

Search for "reverse proxy" in the Pagoda panel, you can find two plug-ins, Nginx reverse proxy and Apache reverse proxy. Choose one of them to install. This article takes Nginx reverse proxy as an example.

After the installation is completed, a "Reverse Proxy" tab will appear in the website settings. We need to configure the reverse proxy in this tab.

3. Configure reverse proxy

In the reverse proxy tab, you need to configure two parameters: target URL and reverse proxy rules.

Target URL: That is the address to which we need to forward the request for processing. For example, if we want to forward all requests to http://example.com, then we need to set the target URL to http://example.com.

Reverse proxy rules: Specify which requests require reverse proxy. Specifically, we need to set a regular expression here to match qualified requests for forwarding. For example, we only need to reverse proxy all requests starting with "/api", then we can set the reverse proxy rule to "^/api".

4. Save and take effect

After the configuration is completed, click the "Save" button, and then restart the Nginx service. Note that the Nginx service needs to be restarted to take effect, otherwise the configuration will not take effect.

After completing the above steps, we can forward website requests by configuring a reverse proxy. Compared with writing the reverse proxy directly in the code, using the Pagoda panel to configure the reverse proxy is more convenient and easier to manage.

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