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So I run three separate Ghost blog/NodeJS websites. I currently use Apache, listening on port 80 and reverse proxy-ing to each specific NodeJS server. All of these rewrite to HTTPS, so no browsing the site with HTTP.
I would like to set up Varnish in front of the Apache server. Now I know it’s not really important to set up Varnish-- I have a no-name website with very little traffic. It’s already convoluted that I have Apache running with NodeJS behind it.
How would I be able to set up Varnish to pipe HTTPS traffic to the Apache server? I saw that Varnish doesnt really handle HTTPS traffic without using nginx. I would rather not have another server running on top of Apache and NodeJS.
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