Recently, I spent about 36 hours researching, and thinking, and trying, and learning a lot about Apache server before I could crack this one. After I found a solution, a had a long <VirtualHost> entry. In this article I present only entries that are required for reverse proxy to work and your Node.js app still to be aware of client IP address. Problem: You want Apache 2.4 to be your front end for your Node.js application. All the transaction should occur over HTTPS. Your visitors do not have to specify a post number in URL. I do not cover here: – how to install and configure Node.js; – how to get a…