The current configuration focuses on a second React frontend under the '/app2' path, effectively routing API calls to maintain differentiation from the first frontend. Disabling the first frontend allows a streamlined connection between the working second frontend and a Laravel backend. The Nginx server is set up to handle requests and route static files and Next.js images. There are rewrite rules in place to ensure proper handling of frontend requests and API connections, emphasizing the importance of maintaining different base paths for each application instance.
The first frontend, which has been disabled, utilized a different base URL for its API calls compared to the active second frontend, affecting API interactions.
Nginx is configured to optimize the serving of the second frontend, ensuring that static assets and Next.js image optimizations are correctly routed to the application.
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