How to create proxy server on Heroku in Node.js ? Last Updated : 11 May, 2022 Comments Improve Suggest changes 1 Likes Like Report The following approach covers how to create a proxy server on Heroku using NodeJS. Heroku is a cloud application platform that is used as PaaS (Platform as a service) to build, operate and run applications on their cloud. Prerequisites: To create a proxy server, you will need the following to be installed on your computer: Install Heroku CLI.Install node.js. Install git.Git version control skills.Follow these simple steps to create a proxy server on Heroku: Step 1: Setting up a local repository. Clone your remote repository to the local directory. Now cd into your cloned repository and run the command npm install to install all node dependencies into your project. Step 2: Setting up the Heroku environment using the following approach: Login into Heroku from the terminal by using the command Heroku login.After the login command from the terminal follow the prompts in the open browser to log in.After successful execution following will be displayed on your terminal screen.The next step is to create an app on Heroku using the command Heroku create.After the above step, Heroku will display a generic message with deployed URL which can be exchanged for a universal URL anywhere.Step 3: Pushing our proxy server into the Heroku server. The final step is to push our proxy server to Heroku which can be done by using the following command. git push heroku (branch-name)Now your proxy server is successfully created and deployed on Heroku. Create Quiz Comment S sparshgupta229 Follow 1 Improve S sparshgupta229 Follow 1 Improve Article Tags : Web Technologies Node.js Heroku Cloud Node.js-Methods NodeJS-Questions +1 More Explore Introduction & Installation NodeJS Introduction3 min readNode.js Roadmap: A Complete Guide6 min readHow to Install Node.js on Linux6 min readHow to Install Node.js on Windows5 min readHow to Install NodeJS on MacOS6 min readNode.js vs Browser - Top Differences That Every Developer Should Know6 min readNodeJS REPL (READ, EVAL, PRINT, LOOP)4 min readExplain V8 engine in Node.js7 min readNode.js Web Application Architecture3 min readNodeJS Event Loop5 min readNode.js Modules , Buffer & StreamsNodeJS Modules5 min readWhat are Buffers in Node.js ?4 min readNode.js Streams4 min readNode.js Asynchronous ProgrammingAsync Await in Node.js3 min readPromises in NodeJS7 min readHow to Handle Errors in Node.js ?4 min readException Handling in Node.js3 min readNode.js NPMNodeJS NPM6 min readSteps to Create and Publish NPM packages7 min readIntroduction to NPM scripts2 min readNode.js package.json4 min readWhat is package-lock.json ?3 min readNode.js Deployments & CommunicationNode Debugging2 min readHow to Perform Testing in Node.js ?2 min readUnit Testing of Node.js Application5 min readNODE_ENV Variables and How to Use Them ?2 min readDifference Between Development and Production in Node.js3 min readBest Security Practices in Node.js4 min readDeploying Node.js Applications5 min readHow to Build a Microservices Architecture with NodeJS3 min readNode.js with WebAssembly3 min readResources & ToolsNode.js Web Server6 min readNode Exercises, Practice Questions and Solutions4 min readNode.js Projects9 min readNodeJS Interview Questions and Answers15+ min read Like