How to add a next.js subdomain
I have a server with multiple directories under /var/www/html
I access them via Apache. Basically you type:
mydomain.com/app1
And then the index.html under var/www/html/app1 gets loaded
Everything so far is working great.
But now I wanted to add next.js
With an appnext under var/www/html/appnext
But next.js does not have an index.html. So if I use it dynamically, which I have to do, because I do a lot of database requests that change the data on the site, it finds no index.html and does not work.
So I can only access the site via mydomain.com:3000.
That is very ugly.
I tried to add a Vhost but it did not work.
I tried to add a ProxyPass but that did not work.
Is there a better way?
Or a good tutorial on how to do this?
https://dev.to/digitalpollution/your-nextjs-app-your-environment-a-guide-to-deployment-10l
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I access them via Apache. Basically you type:
mydomain.com/app1
And then the index.html under var/www/html/app1 gets loaded
Everything so far is working great.
But now I wanted to add next.js
With an appnext under var/www/html/appnext
But next.js does not have an index.html. So if I use it dynamically, which I have to do, because I do a lot of database requests that change the data on the site, it finds no index.html and does not work.
So I can only access the site via mydomain.com:3000.
That is very ugly.
I tried to add a Vhost but it did not work.
I tried to add a ProxyPass but that did not work.
Is there a better way?
Or a good tutorial on how to do this?
https://dev.to/digitalpollution/your-nextjs-app-your-environment-a-guide-to-deployment-10l
This one did not help, and others like it did not help either.
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