Ok, for instance, I have two apps running on two different ports, using forever. Using a third app, how could you make example1.com go to 127.0.0.1:3000 and example2.com go to 127.0.0.1:3001? I’ve seen answers talking about vhosts, but exclusively using nginx, and what should I do, especially regarding DNS?
PS: most answers tend to be using subdomains, which isn’t the case. It’s two completely unrelated domains. Also, both apps have very low visitations, so having multiple apps hosted on the same droplet shouldn’t be a problem.
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