Try incorporating haproxy (http://www.haproxy.org/) or Apache Traffic
Server (http://trafficserver.apache.org/) into your setup. I use NGINX to
terminate SSL/SPDY then haproxy to direct the request to the appropriate
backend server pool - Haproxy is very good at being a reverse proxy but has
no forward proxy features. ATS can terminate SSL/SPDY/HTTP2 and function
very well as a forward or reverse proxy, but lacks the pooling,
manipulation, and routing facilities that haproxy and nginx provide.

On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 9:49 AM, Shay Peretz <shay@peretz.in> wrote:

> Hello ,
>
> on a linux box I define to move the traffic through some Centralize
> proxy server ( Organization one )
> in order to configure the proxy from the command line I ran :
> export HTTP_PROXY="http://<proxy_server>:<proxy port>"
>
> On the same box I have nginx which serve as a reverse proxy and all
> the local application sending the traffic through the local reverse
> proxy
>
>
> how can I force the nginx to fwd all the traffic through the ORG proxy
> server ?
>
> chart ...
>
>
> Linux Box Proxy
> server | Internet |
> |--------------------------------------------| =>
> |---------------------------| =>
> <node.js code > -> < nginx > Organization Proxy
> | |
>
>
> Thanks !
>
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