nginx - For an app hosted on meteor.com, would it be reasonable to use a proxy to add SSL and a custom domain? -

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First of all, let me explain why I have participated in some peaky third party meteor hosting providers. But I do not really want to run my own servers (I have a meteor app that runs with SSL on the digital ocean, so I know how to do it, I just want to give as much detail as possible to the dedicated professionals as their infrastructure Not to run in) From what I can see, meteor.com hosting is amazing, with the warning of not having a custom domain with SSL.

So, what does it mean to install a nginx server which is just my proxy service? For the beginning, will he do the work, and if it does, will it be displayed?

For your information, in the Meteorite list in the list for 1.1+ In the list, there is a roadmap for rollout Galaxy (managed "Meteor deployed" on its own server) and it should be an ideal option for you here

This is a commercial product of MDG - Meteorite is a managed cloud platform for apps deployment. You have control of built-in hardware (you own server or EC2 instances, and the Galaxy manages them for you).

The normal availability of the Galaxy will be 1.0 a bit later, because we want to focus on Meteor 1.0. And get it as soon as possible.

Then, in the meantime, if you care about using your own domain, then you domain name forwarding , which gives you the visitors of your domain name Automatically guides on different websites. And masking prevents visitors from seeing their domain name forwarding by placing their domain name in the address bar of the web browser.

Even in your case, you do not need to add SSL as Meteor has already been found while deploying your app. Try inputting the URL into your browser with https://yourappnamehere.meteor.com and you can see that an SSL certificate is already in place.


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