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Let's imagine we have a server with Apache2 listening on port 80. Since port 80 is used, other web apps, developed for example with Node.js, must use another port. Consequently, one would need to open a new port on one's router every time a new app is developed.

Let's imagine that we've just finished developping a NodeJS application that listens for HTTP requests on port 8086 and that we have an Apache2 instance listening on port 80.

Here is an example configuration file to use Nextcloud with an Apache2 server in Ubuntu. Here, it is assumed that nextcloud install is located in <code>/var/www/</code>