I do not think Nginx can be used for what you’re trying to use it for. While it can be used to proxy tcp streams or load balance them, it’s not necessarily knowledgable of the protocol and request structure within them. So to answer your question: from database sharding perspective – is it possible to … Read more
I looked into this matter and I have found solution to your issue. To achieve sticky session for both paths you will need two definitions of ingress. I created example configuration to show you the whole process: Steps to reproduce: Apply Ingress definitions Create deployments Create services Create Ingresses Test I assume that the cluster … Read more
I finally found the solution: I need to pass $request_uri parameter : location / { proxy_pass http://tracking/webapp$request_uri; } That way, characters that were encoded in the original request will not be decoded, i.e. will be passed as-is to the proxied server.
Load balancer and reverse proxy have diffrent use case. Main use case of the load balancer is to distribute the load among node in a group of the server to manage the resource utilisation of each node One of the use cases of a reverse proxy is to hide server meta information (ip,port etc..) from … Read more
The vbdork.net domain seems to now be defunct. In searching on this error, I found several references to this article. So I found a google cached version of it and am now posting it here for reference. The original URL was: http://vbdork.net/post/2009/02/10/The-client-disconnected.aspx You get the message The client Disconnected. You’re likely to sporadically get this … Read more
when I write those apps which IP:PORT combination do I use? Is it any of the worker node IP’s running these services? You can use any node that is participating in the swarm, even if there is no replica of the service in question exists on that node. So you will use Node:HostPort combination. The … Read more
The Goal: Offer highly-available service to my users by routing all connections to the closest ‘cluster’ of servers in SFO, NYC, LON, and eventually Singapore. The global-balancing layer then routes the request to theleast connected server… If I’m reading your configuration correctly, you’re actually proxying from your global balancers to the balancers at each region. … Read more