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  • YXORP reverse proxy

    Changelog for release 2.34 (latest): fix for #3586630, not processing the Connection: header correctly in the presence of token values other than close. fix for issue when serving chunked, then unchunked content from a cache - the content-length was not correctly set. Changelog for release 2.33: changed processing of basicauth with regard to ldap. Previously, using basic_auth_check would cause yxo

    • nginxで特定の条件(ソースIPなど)の場合のみreverse proxyとして動作させる設定 - うまいぼうぶろぐ

      こんなトリッキーなことしないほうが良い気もするけど。 ソースIPの指定はif $remote_addr で正規表現で書いてもいいけど、複数あると煩雑になるのでgeo使ったほうが楽ですね。 気をつけないといけないのはifのの中などでproxy_passを指定する場合は URLの指定ができない(末尾に"/"つけてはいけない)ので設定を間違えるとエラーになること。 # nginx.conf http { # 略 geo $hoge { default 0; 192.0.1.1 1; 192.0.2.0/24 1; } include vhosts.conf; } # vhosts.conf server { server_name example.com; root /var/www/html; # 略 location /hoge/ { proxy_set_header X-Forwarded

        nginxで特定の条件(ソースIPなど)の場合のみreverse proxyとして動作させる設定 - うまいぼうぶろぐ
      • Load Balancer vs. Reverse Proxy vs. API Gateway

        Are you struggling to understand the differences between load balancers, reverse proxies, and API gateways? Unsure which component is best suited for your web application? You’re not alone! These key components play vital roles in modern web architectures, and knowing how they work is essential for building efficient, secure, and scalable web applications. In this blog, we’ll demystify these conce

          Load Balancer vs. Reverse Proxy vs. API Gateway
        • nginx: Avoid CORS and reverse proxy settings

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            nginx: Avoid CORS and reverse proxy settings
          • How to Configure Symfony to Work behind a Load Balancer or a Reverse Proxy (Symfony Docs)

            When you deploy your application, you may be behind a load balancer (e.g. an AWS Elastic Load Balancing) or a reverse proxy (e.g. Varnish for caching). For the most part, this doesn't cause any problems with Symfony. But, when a request passes through a proxy, certain request information is sent using either the standard Forwarded header or X-Forwarded-* headers. For example, instead of reading th

              How to Configure Symfony to Work behind a Load Balancer or a Reverse Proxy (Symfony Docs)
            • Apache Reverse Proxy - Waikato Linux Users Group

              Apache can be used as a reverse proxy - that is, it allows access to internal sites from an external network, such as the Internet. NOTE This can lead to a security flaw, if you leave your apache unsecured and enable all proxying, you will act as an open relay. Be warned! There are a few different ways you can use apache to proxy, such as: mod_rewrite mod_proxy mod_proxy_html mod_rewrite mod_rewri

              • GitHub - waterlink/rack-reverse-proxy: A Reverse Proxy for Rack

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                  GitHub - waterlink/rack-reverse-proxy: A Reverse Proxy for Rack
                • GitHub - withlogicco/ceryx: Dynamic reverse proxy based on NGINX OpenResty with an API

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                    GitHub - withlogicco/ceryx: Dynamic reverse proxy based on NGINX OpenResty with an API
                  • GitHub - Nebo15/annon.api: Configurable API gateway that acts as a reverse proxy with a plugin system.

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                      GitHub - Nebo15/annon.api: Configurable API gateway that acts as a reverse proxy with a plugin system.
                    • Reverse proxy - Wikipedia

                      Example scenario: A client on the Internet (cloud on the left) makes a request to a reverse proxy server (red oval in the middle). The proxy inspects the request, determines that it is valid and that it does not have the requested resource in its own cache. It then forwards the request to some internal web server (oval on the right). The internal server delivers the requested resource back to the

                        Reverse proxy - Wikipedia
                      • GitHub - gojek/weaver: An Advanced HTTP Reverse Proxy with Dynamic Sharding Strategies

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                          GitHub - gojek/weaver: An Advanced HTTP Reverse Proxy with Dynamic Sharding Strategies
                        • nginx reverse proxy - try upstream A, then B, then A again

                          I'm trying to set up nginx as a reverse proxy, with a large number of backend servers. I'd like to start up the backends on-demand (on the first request that comes in), so I have a control process (controlled by HTTP requests) which starts up the backend depending on the request it receives. My problem is configuring nginx to do it. Here's what I have so far: server { listen 80; server_name $DOMAI

                            nginx reverse proxy - try upstream A, then B, then A again
                          • My beautiful dark twisted reverse-proxy LRU cache - Mike Ferrier

                            Reverse-proxy caching is generally one of the low-hanging fruit of scaling a site. If your reverse proxy is nginx, then you’ve probably seen the modules HttpMemcachedModule and HttpRedis, both of which are pretty good at fetching from memcached or redis based on a simple key. The config would look a little something like this: server { location / { set $memcached_key $uri; memcached_pass redis_ser