Shanti Suresh | 2 Feb 23:49
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Recommendations for Mod_security architecture

Hi all,

We have several applications hosted on separate Apache+Tomcat instances.  We use one web-server-to-one App_server
per application in order to provide application isolation.  Change management and Configuration
management becomes easy this way.

My questions are:
(1) Should I install mod_security as part of the Apache web-server which already acts as a reverse proxy?
(2) Install a separate Apache server instance+mod_proxy to protect all other (Apache reverse-proxies +
Applications) behind it?

Thanks.

                                       -Shanti
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Shanti Suresh
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
Enterprise Clinical Systems

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