Is There a Simple Proxy Setup for Local Apps on Port 443?

You’re right; this forum is meant for sharing experiences. There are various options available, but I think learning from other developers on their unique approaches can yield simpler, more effective solutions over generic online results!

You can set up an Nginx instance to run on ports 443/80 and then use it to proxy requests to the various apps. For example:

```
location /my/app/1 {
proxy_pass http://localhost:4200;
}

location /my/api/2 {
proxy_pass http://localhost:3000;
}
```
This way, developers can access everything without having to remember different ports.

I don’t get why people ask these questions when it’s so easy to look online or use AI to find options instead of waiting for replies. But hey, if you're looking for personal experiences, I guess that's the point of forums!

We've successfully implemented something similar in our monorepo by creating a couple of configuration files for Nginx along with scripts to manage them. These scripts set up the necessary configurations and ensure the right hostnames are set up in /etc/hosts. To do it again, I'd suggest containerizing Nginx while still allowing it to manage ports 80/443 strategically.