You may simple use nginx and have multiple server blocks, one for each domain, all listening on the same port (80 or 443)
On Dec 30, 2015 10:11 AM, "Abraham Varricatt" <abraham.varricatt@googlemail.com> wrote:
-- I'm trying to build something similar to a microservice using Django and can't figure out how to setup the authentication part.--When I say 'microservice' I mean, we have a bunch of systems like - example.com , test.com , another.com and another.test.com (a subdomain). I'm going to build a REST API on test.com which needs to be consumed by another.com. How can I enforce this restriction? And if later, I wanted to allow example.com to use the API (or even allow general public access), how can I do this?My instincts tell me that I'm missing something obvious, but I can't seem to figure out what to search for.Puzzled,Abraham V.
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