nginx

问题 I'm just curious about how nginx proxy works. I have two servers, one for frontend and another for storing files. currently all download links looks like this http://server2.com/examplefile.zip instead if I enable nginx (server 1) to proxy requests to server 2, so the links will look like http://server1.com/proxy/examplefile.zip but if I do that, does both servers consume bandwidth? if a user downloads a 1 GB file via nginx proxy does both servers consume 1 gb bandwidth or just server 2

问题 I have created a Kubernetes cluster on my virtual machine and I have been trying to expose this to Internet with my own domain(for eg, www.mydomain.xyz). I have created an ingress resource as below and I've also modified kubelet configuration to have my domain name. All my pods and services are created in this domain name (Eg, default.svc.mydomain.xyz) root@master-1:~# kubectl get ingress NAME CLASS HOSTS ADDRESS PORTS AGE test-ingress <none> www.mydomain.xyz 192.168.5.11 80 5d20h root@master

问题 I have created a Kubernetes cluster on my virtual machine and I have been trying to expose this to Internet with my own domain(for eg, www.mydomain.xyz). I have created an ingress resource as below and I've also modified kubelet configuration to have my domain name. All my pods and services are created in this domain name (Eg, default.svc.mydomain.xyz) root@master-1:~# kubectl get ingress NAME CLASS HOSTS ADDRESS PORTS AGE test-ingress <none> www.mydomain.xyz 192.168.5.11 80 5d20h root@master

问题 I got a VPS and I wanted to host my flask app there. I followed DigitalOcean's tutorial on "How To Serve Flask Applications with Gunicorn and Nginx on Ubuntu 18.04" (I didnt get the VPS from DO) and everything worked fine with the example app... when I tried to replace the files with my app's files and host the app again I get a 500 error. The 500 error doesnt appear everywhere. It comes up where my .db file is envoled like where I have posts or users etc.. Everything else loads up fine. The

问题 I got a VPS and I wanted to host my flask app there. I followed DigitalOcean's tutorial on "How To Serve Flask Applications with Gunicorn and Nginx on Ubuntu 18.04" (I didnt get the VPS from DO) and everything worked fine with the example app... when I tried to replace the files with my app's files and host the app again I get a 500 error. The 500 error doesnt appear everywhere. It comes up where my .db file is envoled like where I have posts or users etc.. Everything else loads up fine. The

问题 I have the feeling that I am overlooking something obvious as my solutions/ideas so far seem too cumbersome. I have searched intensively for a good solution, but so far without success - probably because I do not know what to look for. Question: How do you interact with the graphical interfaces of web servers running in different containers (within the same Docker Network) on a remote server, given URL redirections between these containers? Initial situation: I have two containers (a Flask

问题 I have the feeling that I am overlooking something obvious as my solutions/ideas so far seem too cumbersome. I have searched intensively for a good solution, but so far without success - probably because I do not know what to look for. Question: How do you interact with the graphical interfaces of web servers running in different containers (within the same Docker Network) on a remote server, given URL redirections between these containers? Initial situation: I have two containers (a Flask

问题 I am really new to kubernetes and nginx. I am able to use it as a reverse-proxy by setting up ingress resource, however, I am not sure about how should I use it to forward the request from kubernetes to a particular host. My case is as follows: I have a container running in kubernetes pod which access an external api url (example www.xxx.com) with some parameters, however, because I have blocked the outgoing requests for all the pods, it can not access that api url. To solve this I want to

问题 I am really new to kubernetes and nginx. I am able to use it as a reverse-proxy by setting up ingress resource, however, I am not sure about how should I use it to forward the request from kubernetes to a particular host. My case is as follows: I have a container running in kubernetes pod which access an external api url (example www.xxx.com) with some parameters, however, because I have blocked the outgoing requests for all the pods, it can not access that api url. To solve this I want to

问题 I have the following configuration of nginx that hosts my image service: upstream thumbor { server localhost:8888; } server { listen 80; server_name my.imageserver.com; client_max_body_size 10M; rewrite_log on; location ~ /images { if ($arg_width="10"){ rewrite ^/images(/.*)$ /unsafe/$1 last; } rewrite ^/images(/.*)$ /unsafe/$1 last; } location ~ /unsafe { proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr; proxy_set_header HOST $http_host; proxy_set_header X-NginX-Proxy true; proxy_pass http://thumbor;