Artica Reverse Proxy Edition is designed to protect web services and enforce the security, speed and privacy of your web applications.
It approaches Layer 7 defense.
It use signature-based approaches by delivering security protections and operational improvements
Artica is designed to block new, unknown attacks by default, conducting advanced threat analysis on inbound content to detect and protect infrastructure from attacks.
With Artica Reverse-Proxy, make sure your website is protected from online threats while enjoying optimum speed.
With this advanced web security solution, you can protect your site against DDoS attacks, SQL injections, XSS attacks and much more.
What's more, this caching technology speeds up the loading of your site, delivering a fast, fluid user experience.
More details on security features in the security dedicated security section to this part.
This method consists of receiving user requests and transferring them to one or more web servers.
The reverse-proxy is then between the clients and your websites.
The reverse-proxy features load balancing capability enabling connections to be transferred to the available web server.
The DoH gateway mode transforms a DNS service that only resolves UDP/TCP requests into a DNS Over HTTPs service.
A PHP website is a Web service that runs on the reverse-proxy server, using a dedicated PHP engine (version 8.3.4) to provide dynamic websites using the PHP language.
Artica-Reverse proxy lets you publish a website that displays static HTML pages.
This feature is very useful when you want to deliver a website very quickly and with very few computational resources.
Artica's web console listens on a different port, but you can make it available as a traditional website by adding a dedicated reverse-proxy rule.
Caching through the reverse-proxy means you don't need to query your backend server for regularly requested objects, and enables the reverse-proxy to produce web pages even if your backend servers are unavailable.