A server that sits in front of backend servers, forwarding client requests and returning responses on their behalf.
Reverse proxies like Nginx handle SSL termination, static file serving, load balancing, caching, and request routing. They shield backend applications from direct internet exposure and optimize resource usage.
Nginx on the production server terminates SSL, serves static files directly, and proxies API requests to the FastAPI and Django backends.
A reverse proxy is standard production architecture — it improves security, performance, and flexibility by separating concerns between the edge and application layers.
Single entry point that manages, secures, and routes API requests.
A lightweight, standalone package that includes everything needed to run a piece of software — code,...
Processing data near the source rather than in centralized cloud servers.
A Python WSGI HTTP server for running Django and Flask applications in production, managing multiple...
Adding more machines or instances to handle increased load, distributing traffic across multiple ser...
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