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Has anyone figured out how to host airbyte with a reverse proxy to make the webapp available under the default server? It is currently exposed through port 8000 but I don’t like having to access <http://my.domain.com:8000|my.domain.com:8000>

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Hey <@U043XBUAW9X>, thanks for your question: maybe this article can help? <https://shadabshaukat.medium.com/deploy-and-secure-airbyte-with-nginx-reverse-proxy-basic-authentication-lets-encrypt-ssl-72bee223a4d9>

<@U03J7N2M6BD> thanks! I’ve seen that articles referenced left and right, but it depends on a 2nd VM to host the reverse proxy. If possible, I’d like to have it self-contained where the reverse proxy lives on the same VM that airbyte does.

Which in theory should be possible, but the webapp image is already occupying port 80 on the docker host.

Hey <@U043XBUAW9X>, looking into it a bit more, I believe we are doing some work on making ti easier to configure reverse proxies for the webapp. At the moment though, we don’t have a convenient way to do what you’re asking. I’ll go ahead and make sure the engineering team is aware of the interest here.