I can try. Basically we have an application that uses TCP to communicate
between the client on a windows PC and a linux server. I would like a public
facing IP that redirects traffic from the window PC to the correct linux
server. I was thinking I could have the windows client point to a public
On Mon, Mar 04, 2019 at 09:49:11AM -0500, Brandon Mallory wrote:
Hi there,
> Have NGINX configured with a public IP (65.x.x.x.) . I need to use TCP for my
> application ( not http ). I would like to have a client hit the public IP
> with a location ( 65.x.x.x.x\12345) and have that connection f
Hi Francis and and Reinis,
many thanks for the ideas and hints!
At least, I feel assured, that my idea seems to be not completely
unreasonable ;)
Crawling would be no necessity, assuming that the first client will make
'all' the requests to populate the cache.
I will try my luck.
Cheers and th
I am new to NGINX and looking for advice on how to configure NGINX.
Here is what I am trying to accomplish for my cloud infrastructure.
Have NGINX configured with a public IP (65.x.x.x.) . I need to use TCP for my
application ( not http ). I would like to have a client hit the public IP with
> "caching reverse proxy" is what nginx is built for.
>
> "rewriting the body content" is not.
Well you can rewrite body with the sub module (
http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_sub_module.html )
The only caveat is that the module doesn't support compression (gzip) and you
need to explic
