move static server to 8082 to prep for apache

Author: tgvashworth

multiple-servers/IMPLEMENTATION.md

@@ -50,3 +50,11 @@ Copied over from server-database, with file split up:
 - `api.go` for the DB connection & HTTP handlers
 
 This has the same setup steps as server-database, so those can be copied over.
+
+## Apache
+
+Switch static server over to 8083.
+
+`brew install apache2` (or `brew install httpd`?)
+
+`brew services restart httpd`

multiple-servers/README.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 ![Architecture of this solution](./readme-assets/architecture.png)
 
-Create file server to serve static HTML files. Create an API server that serves JSON from a database. Run the API and file server as two separate servers. Try to load the website & see CORS issue. Put apache in front of the file server and the API so they are on a single port and hostname. Learn about how to run services in VMs in the cloud. Replicate this local setup in the cloud on a single VM, with all services running on the same host. Route requests to the service.
+Create file server to serve static HTML files. Create an API server that serves JSON from a database. Run the API and file server as two separate servers. Try to load the website & see CORS issue. Fix issues with `Access-Control-Allow-Origin`. Put apache in front of the file server and the API so they are on a single port and hostname. Learn about how to run services in VMs in the cloud. Replicate this local setup in the cloud on a single VM, with all services running on the same host. Route requests to the service.
 
 Timebox: 10 days
 

multiple-servers/cmd/static-server/main.go

@@ -18,6 +18,6 @@ func main() {
 
 	static.Run(static.Config{
 		Dir:  absPath,
-		Port: 8080,
+		Port: 8082,
 	})
 }