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Off the top of my head, maybe just put all your logic into a sub-app which can be installed under that prefix. Slightly redundant, but I don't remember a way to specify a prefix as the root. |
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I have an web application serving at the root folder like this
However request from the loadbalancer always having a prefix /app-demo which causes the server to response with 404. Is there any config in the web so that it understands that the base of the urls is /app-demo and serving with / instead?
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This is how it is done in Flask:
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