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I have watched the Invent and other API gateway videos, read tons of stuff and I am still confused.
Imagine I have two EC2 websites. Each one serves up both webpages and API resources.
Can I use API Gateway to proxy both webpages and resources? i.e. one serves up HTML and the other JSON.
Right now if I create API Gateway resources for /site1 and /site2 and add a resource under each for HTTP Proxy to their respected locations and under the ANY method test something like /site1/index.html the webpage HTML is returned but all of the page content like scripts, css, js etc is not found.
I thought that API gateway was the answer to serverless proxying so have I got it completely wrong?
I have watched the Invent and other API gateway videos, read tons of stuff and I am still confused.
Imagine I have two EC2 websites. Each one serves up both webpages and API resources.
Can I use API Gateway to proxy both webpages and resources? i.e. one serves up HTML and the other JSON.
Right now if I create API Gateway resources for /site1 and /site2 and add a resource under each for HTTP Proxy to their respected locations and under the ANY method test something like /site1/index.html the webpage HTML is returned but all of the page content like scripts, css, js etc is not found.
I thought that API gateway was the answer to serverless proxying so have I got it completely wrong?
Thanks,
Dave