I should have clarified... when I said "proxy TLS" I meant while retaining the typical features that reverse proxy providers offer like those I mentioned here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49662319
If for example Cloudflare decided to offer this SNI-based TLS passthrough, they could no longer give you adequate DDoS protection, caching, analytics etc.
If for example Cloudflare decided to offer this SNI-based TLS passthrough, they could no longer give you adequate DDoS protection, caching, analytics etc.