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(...) ated: 23.02.2026; author: Tomasz Słuszniak, Tomasz Błach SSL Offloading (SSL Termination) is the process that allows you to transfer the encryption and decryption of the SSL connection through reverse proxy Server that is located “in front of” the application server. It is mainly used to relieve Web Server from performing these costly operations for the processor.     (...)

(...) ble methods of publishing the content of the WEBCON BPS platform on the generally accessible Internet, maintaining the physical separation of the server hosting the platform. The use of firewalls and reverse proxy provides a security buffer in the case of e.g. DDoS attacks. reverse proxy acts as a physical buffer that filters external traffic, and takes on the possible effects of external attacks. Thanks to th (...)

(...) he article uses version 12.0.3) - the site available with the use of SSL by the address in the FQDN format. In this case, all software is installed on one server, and nginx server is used as the reverse proxy . Important: Keycloak server in StandAlone mode was used. This mode is not recommended for use in a production environment that requires high availability. Keycloak server installation -> h (...)

(...) The configuration of HA for SQL Server is not be presented in this article. BPS Portal is published directly from the application server without the use of intermediary infrastructure such as reverse proxy etc. The new application server will act as BPS Portal (HTTP load is balanced by the Layer 7 Load Balancer) and BPS Service (Failover of the main service Important: The BPS Search Server (...)

(...) In the Portal address configuration step, enter the address where the BPS Portal will be made available according to the infrastructure plan. In this example, WEBCON BPS Portal will be accessible via reverse proxy at the external address: https://nbdemo.webcon.pl:48440. Here, enter the Portal address according to the applicable infrastructure plan and select Next. In the Administrator account st (...)

(...) ders Alternative Application Addresses Other related Community articles include: SSL Offloading vs WEBCON BPS Portal   Introduction Publishing a .NET application behind a reverse proxy is one of the most common deployment scenarios. In this model, the end user communicates exclusively with a public HTTPS endpoint, while traffic is then forwarded to the application layer running ins (...)