Misunderstanding Typesense and H2O Proxies
TLDR Daniel was confused about using H2O as a reverse proxy with Typesense. Jason clarified that H2O is not mandatory and that Typesense can be directly exposed to public traffic. Daniel decided to continue using NGINX.

Nov 17, 2021 (22 months ago)
Daniel
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01:19 AMI don't see any other direct mentions of H2O
Daniel
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Jason
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