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You need a thing called reverse proxy. There are many available.
Some suggested nginx, I recommend to give a try to caddy. It's easier than nginx and includes the certificate management as well.
NPM, Nginx Proxy Manager also has a UI and certificate management.
I would consider zoraxy.
https://github.com/tobychui/zoraxy
Single go binary, works on Windows natively if you need that and somewhat more feature rich than npm (if your not custom writing configs)
Currently using nginx-proxy-manager for exactly this purpose. Nice and easy-to-use UI, including automatic LetsEncrypt ssl certificates :)
+1 for caddy, I've been using it in my homelab for years and the configuration is just trivial