I have many web apps running on a server. Some of them I have made, some of them are open source (such as open-cloud). All my web apps run on a specific port. My port 80 is still free.
I would like to make a nice welcome web page to all my apps on the port 80 to allow my co-worker to see them on the local network.
My problem is to setup the urls map. I would like the path http://machine-name:80/open-cloud/
to be the exact same thing then http://machine-name:8080/
(including the static files if possible).
One other possible solution would be to use sub-domaines such as http://open-cloud.machine-name:80/
for each application. But I do not know how to do that inside a local network.
I am looking for a solution in Python, node.js or Go (that would be awesome!). It is important to notice that none of my web app runs on ssl and that it will probably handle very low trafic. It is only a local network after all!
Any help and reference would be welcome.
Cheers!