The problem is this. I want to implement the resource diversion of the website. The real server uses HTTP, and UPYUN is responsible for encrypting the data of the real server into HTTPS. Then use Qiniu to store static resources. Because of this, dynamic encryption was offloaded to UPYUN. Static resource storage and encryption are offloaded to Qiniu. Reduce server load. Then I want to change the real server port to non-80 and 443 ports. Used to avoid Zmap from scanning the real server IP. Does anyone have any specific implementation plan? Or is this approach feasible? I briefly tried it. I found that there are still many problems.
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WordPress deploys UPYUN CDN cloud storage
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Use the WP Super Cache plug-in to deploy origin site resources to Qiniu Cloud Storage for CDN acceleration
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Detailed method to configure NameCheap SSL certificate on Nginx (LNMP)
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This is written by me. It is recorded on the blog. You can take a look. . . In addition, enable SSL in the upyun background and force https access. . . Qiniu wants to apply for an https domain name. . .
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No need to go to so much trouble, just take another photo of the clouds. Both dynamic and static resources are placed here. Front-end HTTPS access, HTTP return to origin, and custom port numbers are supported.