NGINX Balancer
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Objective
This guide explains how to use NGINX Balancer on Ruk-Com Cloud PaaS, with ordered procedures and practical verification points.
Before you begin
- Sign in with an account permitted to manage the relevant environment.
- Confirm the target environment, region and resources before saving changes.
- Create a backup or rollback plan before changing a production system.
NGINXThe balancer stack is link # HTTP/3 with feature support enabled by default since version 1.16.1. Here a link # public IP address is required to bypass Shared Load Balancer and work directly with the server over HTTP/3.
NGINXIt is an open source TCP/UDP,HTTP and reverse proxy server. It is one of the world's most popular solutions for load balancing. This helps customers achieve high performance and efficient use of resources. NGINX's modular architecture ensures personalization that supports every customer need, including features such as
- General TCP and UDP proxies
- Providing static file services, auto-indexing
- Accelerate reverse proxying with caching
- Redirection of error code 3xx-5xx
- Supports SSL and TLS SNI
- access control Admitting mistakes and more
Load balancing with NGINX is suitable for most cases. Due to its scalability, security, reliability and cost-effectiveness, building a new NGINX-based load balancer is a straightforward process at Ruk-Com PaaS.
1. Log in to the dashboard and click the button.New Environmentin the upper left corner
2. Within the topology wizard that automatically opens, selectNGINXin the Balancing section (circled in the image below). Here, if a load balancer is added to Env with an application server All required configuration to distribute requests between existing instances will be applied automatically.
You then need to set up the desired configuration for the NGINX balancer (cloudlets, disk space, IP addresses, etc.), add any other required stacks (such as application servers or databases), and click Create.
3. Wait a moment for the platform to set up the Environment.
Congratulations, your NGINX load balancer is up and running! You can now proceed with config values.