Hi all,

I'm currently researching the feasibility of somehow setting up reverse 
proxying between various applications (all rails/ruby) hosted on heroku.

My thinking is that one could act as the "master" - that sits under a top 
level domain - that filters and delegates requests.
>From what I've found so far, there are a few ways of achieving this, namely 
a few different rack gems or even using rails' own routing layer. 
All these solutions are quite 'hacky' however and the related articles 
suggest they be used only in development environments.

I'm thinking however, that this approach is the wrong way to go about it. I 
could host the apps on a VSP and easily use NGinx to handle this sort of 
work. 
Plus it would mean less coupling between the apps overall... 

Does anyone have any experience of rolling out the above?

Any thoughts/hints/tips are greatly appreciated! :)

- ger


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