Hi, I am trying to use sticky module for sticky sessions based on cookies. I have three backend servers, server1,server2,server3. When all three are available, my sticky module is working fine. upstream myLoadBalancerSSL { sticky name=stickyRoute hash=sha1 no_fallback; server 1; server 2; server 3; } I want to 1) When say server2 is down, and requestby rits - How to...
Does sticky module work with SSL on, for https requests? Has anyone tried?by rits - How to...
Thanks for inputs. Really appreciate. Does sticky module work with SSL on, for https requests? Has anyone tried?by rits - How to...
True, You are right. The issue I am facing is upstream myLoadBalancer { > hash $upstream_addr; > server remote1:port1; > server remote1:port2; > server remote2.:port1; > } say first server is selected from upstream. Since I have specified hash $upstream_addr, all subsequent requests go to this server. Even new requests. There is no new cookie or parameter to change itby rits - How to...
Thanks. I tried it. sessions are sticking to the same server but It is not doing round robin, My all requests are going only to first upstream server configured in nginx config. How will nginx know next sequence of requests should go to next server and stick. Sticky module does it with co0okie, Don't see that edeciding parameter when using upstream address as hashing. Any inputs on thisby rits - How to...
Thank you for your response. I am new to nginx, can you elaborate or send a link to using Lua with nginx sticky module(for windows). I need back up option so that in case 1 server becomes unavailable, all subsequest new requests go to available servers. My upstream application already handles unavailable sessions. Also, is it possible to use the generic hashing to send all requests to same serby rits - How to...
Hi, I want to use nginx 3rd party sticky module in opensource nginx, but I also need to configure a backup server. Nginx sticky module does not allow backup directive. Is there any alternate way to configure a backup server along with using sticky module? Thanks.by rits - How to...
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