If TLS is enabled then the domain name is sent as part of SNI. This could be used to allow serving from a single port and proxying to many others depending on who the host is.
Is this use case possible today?
If not, what would it take to be implemented? What needs to change?
If TLS is enabled then the domain name is sent as part of SNI. This could be used to allow serving from a single port and proxying to many others depending on who the host is.
Is this use case possible today?
If not, what would it take to be implemented? What needs to change?
Thanks!