可以使用express在node.js中以相同的端口号运行http和https服务器吗？

Question

I have two server HTTP and HTTPS with key.Once I authenticated then I need to change Http to HTTPS at the same port..

var httpsoptions={
key:fs.readFileSync('./keys/twc-key.pem'),
cert:fs.readFileSync('./keys/twc-cert.pem')
};

var webServer = express();    
var websecure = express(httpoptions);  

Here I need to maintain same port for both Http and Https how is possible?

Answer 1

Use Nginx as a reverse proxy

• You can enable HTTPs on nginx, and proxy your node application through nginx.

Use the express-vhost middleware

• Use express-vhost and host https on a subdomain
• eg. https://secure.url.com
• or https://login.url.com

Use port 443

• Easier yet!
• 443 is accepted as a default port for https by basically all browsers. Some call it deprecated, but I've seen nothing supporting this claim.
• 443 is still accepted as the default port for https.

Host everything over https

• Many sites do this already
• Prevents session hijacking
• Prevents token hijacking
• Prevents MITM attacks
• Even if you just have the log in secure, afterward your cookies are in plain text in your http header. An attacker could steal the session cookie and hijack the users session.