hi all..
I am trying to configure a reverse proxy which redirects a URL of the form:
https://mydomain.com/myapp/abcd/...
to:
http://myapp:5100/abcd/...
with DNS resolution of "myapp" to an IP address at runtime.
My current configuration file is:
server{
listen 80 default_server;
server_n
I think i underatand a bit better now. The tree is storing metadata for
potentially multiple upstream groups per generation. It seems like a
reasonable implementation given the expected short duration of threads
referencing data from older generations (hence a shallow tree) and the fact
there is o
hi..
Just wanted to ensure my understanding of rbtree usage in Grzegorz Nosek's
upstream fair load balancer is correct. I believe the rbtree is necessary
because when nginx.conf is reloaded workers may continue to reference
upstream server metadata from earlier versions aka generations of the
ngin