Using self-deployed HTTP proxy
By default, all queries for HTTP based resources (Custom Rest API, 3rd party integrations) are sent by Jet Admin through our Jet Bridge proxy endpoint at https://api.jetadmin.io/api/proxy_request/ for convenience. Requests data going through our servers are never being recorded, but if you don't want data to go through Jet Admin servers you can use a self-hosted HTTP Proxy on your side as part of an open-source Jet Bridge application.
Follow instructions after you have created Jet Admin Rest API resource:
Use the following guides to install Jet Bridge application as standalone Python application or Docker container.
You can skip a database configuration part and use Jet Bridge just for proxying HTTP requests. For such cases use none for DATABASE_ENGINE configuration parameter.
After installation specify the following parameter if you don't want to place Jet Bridge behind your web server and set CORS headers in your own:
ALLOW_ORIGIN = <Jet Admin hostname> (https://app.jetadmin.io or your custom domain)
Check the link below to learn how to specify Jet Bridge configuration:
3. Update resource to use custom HTTP proxy
In resource settings click Edit Settings button and set Custom HTTP proxy to your Jet Bridge proxy request URL:
<JET_BRIDGE_HOST>/api/proxy_request/
For example for Jet Bridge running on localhost and port 8888 this will be:
http://localhost:8888/api/proxy_request/
Now all HTTP queries for this resource will be sent through your server.
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