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Does that mean that I can now put NGINX in front of a cluster of TCP (non HTTP) servers and get NGINX to cleverly load balance the incoming requests to the indi
by IMTDb 12y ago
Does that mean that I can now put NGINX in front of a cluster of TCP (non HTTP) servers and get NGINX to cleverly load balance the incoming requests to the individual nodes ?
- mryan 12y agoThat's correct. It's configured in much the same way as HTTP proxying, with a few different load balancing methods (least connections, consistent hashing).
- jfroma 12y ago> load balance the incoming requests to the individual nodes Correct me if I am wrong but I think this is actually incorrect, because there is no concept of "request" at the tcp level. If I understand correctly it will rather load balance "connections".