APEX with Reverse Proxies.

For production installation, you surely need to have a layer in front (Reverse Proxy) of your ORDS, here are samples of configuration for the most popular web servers
1. Apache
    Reverse Proxy Configuration using Apache
2. NGINX
   The Oracle APEX Reverse Proxy Guide using NGINX

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