load-balancing

问题 I am quite confused as I haven't seen any blogs or instructions on how to host ASP.NET Core/.NET Core applications with HA and multi-host deployments. All examples are either: 1) One NGINX reverse-proxy, one Kestrel 2) One IIS reverse-proxy, one Kestrel And both components on same host. In real-life production environments, you have LB maybe service discovery, multiple frontends, multiple backends, etc. But for this case there are no instructions whatsoever. So my questions would be for multi

问题 I am using keycloak to secure my rest service and I am able to get the token , but when I am using this token for to get my rest service response, getting following error: HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized Cache-Control: no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate, private X-Powered-By: Undertow/1 X-XSS-Protection: 1; mode=block Server: WildFly/11 X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2019 07:42:45 GMT Connection: keep-alive WWW-Authenticate: Bearer realm="demorealm", error="invalid_token", error

问题 I'm having trouble. I followed a guide that I found here http://www.thenetworkadministrator.net/index.php/2011/12/iis-ssl-certificate-into-amazon-elastic-load-balancer/ And exported by cert and created all those files, but it doesn't tell you which file goes in which field. I tried what I think is all the combinations but it doesn't accept it I Setup the balancer as follows Then I try to setup the certificate Then you can see it tells me it's invalid. In case it helps I exported from IIS and

问题 I'm having trouble. I followed a guide that I found here http://www.thenetworkadministrator.net/index.php/2011/12/iis-ssl-certificate-into-amazon-elastic-load-balancer/ And exported by cert and created all those files, but it doesn't tell you which file goes in which field. I tried what I think is all the combinations but it doesn't accept it I Setup the balancer as follows Then I try to setup the certificate Then you can see it tells me it's invalid. In case it helps I exported from IIS and

问题 I'm having trouble. I followed a guide that I found here http://www.thenetworkadministrator.net/index.php/2011/12/iis-ssl-certificate-into-amazon-elastic-load-balancer/ And exported by cert and created all those files, but it doesn't tell you which file goes in which field. I tried what I think is all the combinations but it doesn't accept it I Setup the balancer as follows Then I try to setup the certificate Then you can see it tells me it's invalid. In case it helps I exported from IIS and

问题 I am trying to configure an AWS Application Load Balancer (vs. a Classic Load Balancer) to distribute traffic to my EC2 web servers. For compliance reasons I need end to end SSL/HTTPS encryption for my application. It seems to me the simplest way to ensure that traffic is encrypted the entire way between clients and the web servers is to terminate the HTTPS connection on the web servers. My first question: Is it possible to pass through HTTPS traffic through an AWS Application Load Balancer

问题 I understand that AppEngine project is defined to only one region and Google automatically handles the load balancing for you. But if I have apps in different regions across the world (In different projects as it seems to be a requirement) then how can I use the HTTPS load balancer in Google Cloud to automatically route the traffic based on the location where the request is coming from? (Consider both Standard and Flexible) 回答1: The Load Balancer in GCP can balance the traffic to different

问题 I understand that AppEngine project is defined to only one region and Google automatically handles the load balancing for you. But if I have apps in different regions across the world (In different projects as it seems to be a requirement) then how can I use the HTTPS load balancer in Google Cloud to automatically route the traffic based on the location where the request is coming from? (Consider both Standard and Flexible) 回答1: The Load Balancer in GCP can balance the traffic to different

问题 I understand that AppEngine project is defined to only one region and Google automatically handles the load balancing for you. But if I have apps in different regions across the world (In different projects as it seems to be a requirement) then how can I use the HTTPS load balancer in Google Cloud to automatically route the traffic based on the location where the request is coming from? (Consider both Standard and Flexible) 回答1: The Load Balancer in GCP can balance the traffic to different

问题 I understand that AppEngine project is defined to only one region and Google automatically handles the load balancing for you. But if I have apps in different regions across the world (In different projects as it seems to be a requirement) then how can I use the HTTPS load balancer in Google Cloud to automatically route the traffic based on the location where the request is coming from? (Consider both Standard and Flexible) 回答1: The Load Balancer in GCP can balance the traffic to different