# Using Netdata behind a Go Reverse Proxy **URL:** \ **Category:** Help\ **Tags:** agent\ **Created:** [October 20, 2020, 8:01am UTC](https://community.netdata.cloud/t/using-netdata-behind-a-go-reverse-proxy/51 "2020-10-20T08:01:37Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 3\ **Page:** 1
**Author:** ![glesys-andreas](https://yyz1.discourse-cdn.com/flex029/user_avatar/community.netdata.cloud/glesys-andreas/32/133_2.png) [@glesys-andreas](https://community.netdata.cloud/u/glesys-andreas)\ **Post date:** [October 20, 2020, 8:01am UTC](https://community.netdata.cloud/t/using-netdata-behind-a-go-reverse-proxy/51/1 "2020-10-20T08:01:37Z")
Hi, Trying to integrate Netdata inside a Go application using a reverse proxy. But i get a lot ot 404 Not found for the static files, do you have any ideas how to get this to work? I’ve tried modifying the path on the request but no luck. Following the guide at: > **[A simple reverse proxy in Go using Gin](https://le-gall.bzh/post/go/a-reverse-proxy-in-go-using-gin/)** > > Writing a reverse proxy in Go using Gin okt 20 07:48:40 poc [16466]: [GIN] 2020/10/20 - 07:48:40 | 200 | 3.451652ms | ::1 | GET “/netdata/” okt 20 07:48:40 poc [16466]: [GIN] 2020/10/20 - 07:48:40 | 404 | 59.437µs | ::1 | GET “/netdata/static/css/2.4fcfa1d7.chunk.css” okt 20 07:48:40 poc [16466]: [GIN] 2020/10/20 - 07:48:40 | 404 | 7.519µs | ::1 | GET “/netdata/static/css/main.55d36738.chunk.css” okt 20 07:48:40 poc [16466]: [GIN] 2020/10/20 - 07:48:40 | 404 | 4.486µs | ::1 | GET “/netdata/images/netdata-logomark.svg” okt 20 07:48:40 poc [16466]: [GIN] 2020/10/20 - 07:48:40 | 404 | 4.089µs | ::1 | GET “/netdata/dashboard-react.js” okt 20 07:48:40 poc [16466]: [GIN] 2020/10/20 - 07:48:40 | 404 | 3.862µs | ::1 | GET “/netdata/static/js/main.5d949251.chunk.js” okt 20 07:48:40 poc [16466]: [GIN] 2020/10/20 - 07:48:40 | 404 | 4.07µs | ::1 | GET “/netdata/static/js/2.20233c1e.chunk.js” okt 20 07:48:40 poc [16466]: [GIN] 2020/10/20 - 07:48:40 | 404 | 7.755µs | ::1 | GET “/netdata/dashboard-react.js” okt 20 07:48:41 poc [16466]: [GIN] 2020/10/20 - 07:48:41 | 404 | 9.675µs | ::1 | GET “/netdata/static/js/2.20233c1e.chunk.js” okt 20 07:48:41 poc [16466]: [GIN] 2020/10/20 - 07:48:41 | 404 | 6.3µs | ::1 | GET “/netdata/static/js/main.5d949251.chunk.js” This is inspired by the guide at [Netdata via apache's mod\_proxy | Learn Netdata](https://learn.netdata.cloud/docs/agent/running-behind-apache) but we would like to use a Go application instead. ---
**Author:** ![Thiago\_Marques\_0](https://yyz1.discourse-cdn.com/flex029/user_avatar/community.netdata.cloud/thiago_marques_0/32/281_2.png) [@Thiago\_Marques\_0](https://community.netdata.cloud/u/Thiago_Marques_0)\ **Post date:** [October 20, 2020, 1:20pm UTC](https://community.netdata.cloud/t/using-netdata-behind-a-go-reverse-proxy/51/2 "2020-10-20T13:20:34Z")
Hello @glesys-andreas , I never use `gin` to develop, but I will give you some additional information that probably can help you. When users do request for Netdata dashboard, it will give a basic index that will request additional files, this explains the `css` and `js` information you are seeing. You can check all requests to Netdata using the log `/var/log/netdata/access.log`. I think this will help you to confirm that Netdata received the requests that you are sending. Finally depending of Netdata configuration, it can also gives message like `301`, that will indicate an internal redirect. Best regards! ---
**Author:** ![glesys-andreas](https://yyz1.discourse-cdn.com/flex029/user_avatar/community.netdata.cloud/glesys-andreas/32/133_2.png) [@glesys-andreas](https://community.netdata.cloud/u/glesys-andreas)\ **Post date:** [October 20, 2020, 11:10am UTC](https://community.netdata.cloud/t/using-netdata-behind-a-go-reverse-proxy/51/3 "2020-10-20T11:10:17Z")
Hi again! I don’t know if i’m any closer to a solution, using a wildcard in the handler i dont get any 404 any more. Example r.GET(“/netdata/\*anypath”, netdataProxy) But now every path is tranlated to /netdata/ index page For example /netdata/static/css/2.4fcfa1d7.chunk.css is translated to the index “/”…