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Digital Twin as a Service (DTaaS)

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Digital Twin as a Service (DTaaS)

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- DTaaS
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Hosting site without HTTPS

It is recommended that the DTaaS application is hosted behind a secure reverse proxy which provides HTTPS termination. The DTaaS application by default runs in http mode. So removing the reverse proxy removes the https mode.