Is it possible to bind the ip of a third-party provider to the site?

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issssrt2018-08-01 08:22:29

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issssrt, 2018-08-01 08:22:29

There is a VDS based on CENTOS 7. Web server ngnix+php-fpm. The hoster raised the bar high for extra. ip addresses. Not very strong in administration, but I suppose that you can buy another inexpensive vds and set up proxying, or are there other options? The point is to give some sites a different ip-address for seo-needs.

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Sanes, 2018-08-01
@Sanes

Can. nginx proxy.
It has nothing to do with SEO. Tales from 10 years ago.

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Maxim, 2018-08-02
@freezl

Generally it is called a reverse proxy. We have already recommended nginx above - it copes well with this and is not demanding on system resources.
The algorithm is approximately the following - take a cheap VDS, install nginx on it and configure it as a reverse proxy to the main host. Specify the IP of the new vds in DNS.
Is it cheaper to take additional VDS than additional IP?