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Apache, Tomcat and SSL

Written by Tim on May 7, 2015

Its a popular thing to use Apache (or nginx, etc.) as a reverse-proxy server fronting Tomcat. However, documentation on such practices tends to gloss over certain important things. Specifically: 1. Who owns the SSL cert that manages such a configuration. Apache or Tomcat? 2. Is the Apache-to-Tomcat tunnel encrypted? If so, ( more… )

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Tagged Apache | Proxy | SSL | Tomcat

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