Ok, so it sounds possible. What I'm still not sure about is how to configure the proxy configurations, such that each port is being used in a single concurrency mode. Do I need to set some kind of max connections for each host:port (to 1?) or will Nginx just figure this out and queue requests for that host:port?by sacon - How to...
I agree in the sense that traditional load balancing expects multiple back ends. What I am trying to ascertain is if I can utilise load balancing in Nginx as a way to load balance requests to a single backend. It's a hack depending on how you look at it, but its the same principle. Consider PostgreSQL, whilst NGinx will handle 10,000 requests in front of it, its optimal to only process 5, 10by sacon - How to...
I have a legacy application / database server that has very limited connectivity options. It does have CGI built in, but CGI obviously has overheads. I can't use Fast-CGI as there are reliability issues. Alternatively, a TCP port can be opened on the server, which can then handle HTTP requests. However, the TCP port is not concurrent. Only one request can access the port at a time. I hby sacon - How to...
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