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Load balancing between multiple servers in nginx but with specific IP requirements
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I am trying to load balance between multiple backend servers which should be something relatively simple using upstream. That said, I have some specific IP requirements that I'm not sure how to handle. Essentially:
- I need to group requests from the same IP onto the same backend, up to a maximum of 5 distinct simultaneous connections per backend. This needs that after 5 simultaneous requests to 1 backend I need to go to a different one.
- Each backend must not serve more than 3 different IPs at once. This means that even if there are less than 5 requests at once to one backend, if they are from 3 different IPs I need to move on to a different one while observing rule #1.
Is this possible at all or are upstream server weights all I can do?
Thanks!
nginx reverse-proxy proxypass
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I am trying to load balance between multiple backend servers which should be something relatively simple using upstream. That said, I have some specific IP requirements that I'm not sure how to handle. Essentially:
- I need to group requests from the same IP onto the same backend, up to a maximum of 5 distinct simultaneous connections per backend. This needs that after 5 simultaneous requests to 1 backend I need to go to a different one.
- Each backend must not serve more than 3 different IPs at once. This means that even if there are less than 5 requests at once to one backend, if they are from 3 different IPs I need to move on to a different one while observing rule #1.
Is this possible at all or are upstream server weights all I can do?
Thanks!
nginx reverse-proxy proxypass
asked 4 hours ago
hacktekhacktek
62
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I am trying to load balance between multiple backend servers which should be something relatively simple using upstream. That said, I have some specific IP requirements that I'm not sure how to handle. Essentially:
- I need to group requests from the same IP onto the same backend, up to a maximum of 5 distinct simultaneous connections per backend. This needs that after 5 simultaneous requests to 1 backend I need to go to a different one.
- Each backend must not serve more than 3 different IPs at once. This means that even if there are less than 5 requests at once to one backend, if they are from 3 different IPs I need to move on to a different one while observing rule #1.
Is this possible at all or are upstream server weights all I can do?
Thanks!
nginx reverse-proxy proxypass
asked 4 hours ago
hacktekhacktek
62
I am trying to load balance between multiple backend servers which should be something relatively simple using upstream. That said, I have some specific IP requirements that I'm not sure how to handle. Essentially:
- I need to group requests from the same IP onto the same backend, up to a maximum of 5 distinct simultaneous connections per backend. This needs that after 5 simultaneous requests to 1 backend I need to go to a different one.
- Each backend must not serve more than 3 different IPs at once. This means that even if there are less than 5 requests at once to one backend, if they are from 3 different IPs I need to move on to a different one while observing rule #1.
Is this possible at all or are upstream server weights all I can do?
Thanks!
nginx reverse-proxy proxypass
nginx reverse-proxy proxypass
asked 4 hours ago
hacktekhacktek
62
asked 4 hours ago
hacktekhacktek
62
asked 4 hours ago
hacktekhacktek
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asked 4 hours ago
hacktekhacktek
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