Apache VirtualHost Generator

Generated an Apache VirtualHost for example.com with 15 line(s).

How it works

• Wrote the VirtualHost opening line and server identity.
• Set the document root and proxy pass directives.
• Added the mod_rewrite HTTP→HTTPS redirect.

• The proxy directives require mod_proxy and mod_proxy_http; the redirect requires mod_rewrite.
• Run `apachectl configtest` yourself before reloading Apache.

Methodology

1. Validate the server name, optional admin email, document root and upstream.
2. Emit the VirtualHost with ServerName, DocumentRoot and proxy directives.
3. Prepend the mod_rewrite redirect only when requested.

Usage

1. Enter the server name, document root and proxy upstream.
2. Optionally add an admin email and enable the HTTPS redirect.
3. Copy the block into your Apache site configuration.

Examples

These are examples, not current values: they use fixed inputs, while the interactive tool computes live results in your browser.

Reverse proxy with HTTPS redirect

{
  "serverName": "example.com",
  "serverAdmin": "admin@example.com",
  "documentRoot": "/var/www/example",
  "upstream": "http://backend:3000",
  "redirectHttp": true
}

Limitations

What the generated block assumes

The VirtualHost listens on `*:80`, sets `ServerName` and `DocumentRoot`, forwards to the upstream with `ProxyPass`/`ProxyPassReverse`, and adds a rewrite rule when the redirect is enabled.