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How is proxying done (in a general sense) for a single session?
There is aaa.com website. And there is bbb.com nginx is deployed on bbb. I want to make it so that I can give the right users a link bbb.com/1111, through which they can get to the closed area aaa.com But I don’t understand how this is done in a general sense. Is it possible to somehow indicate on bbb.com for nginx that using such and such a link, use such and such a session to visit that one? Or do I confuse everything and do it differently?
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As an option, store sessions in memcached and nginx can check them and conditionally proxy them through https://nginx.org/ru/docs/http/ngx_http_memcached_...
The first thing that comes to mind is HTTP Auth on bbb.com/1111
followed by a redirect.
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