nginx as reverse proxy with failover
I am running a wordpress website in a such a way that my frontend is managed by Nginx. Nginx forwards All the dynamic content to varnish and varnish subsequently forwards to apache. Now i want to configure in a such a way that nginx forward the request directly to apache if varnish is stopped/failed. how can i do that.
nginx reverse-proxy failover
asked Jan 31 at 15:32
Shabeeh MuhammadShabeeh Muhammad
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I am running a wordpress website in a such a way that my frontend is managed by Nginx. Nginx forwards All the dynamic content to varnish and varnish subsequently forwards to apache. Now i want to configure in a such a way that nginx forward the request directly to apache if varnish is stopped/failed. how can i do that.
nginx reverse-proxy failover
asked Jan 31 at 15:32
Shabeeh MuhammadShabeeh Muhammad
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I have come accross that explanation: gist.github.com/ZoidQC/20b234cec147a4413117b929302d95b7 - maybe it will help you.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 1 at 10:38
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I am running a wordpress website in a such a way that my frontend is managed by Nginx. Nginx forwards All the dynamic content to varnish and varnish subsequently forwards to apache. Now i want to configure in a such a way that nginx forward the request directly to apache if varnish is stopped/failed. how can i do that.
nginx reverse-proxy failover
asked Jan 31 at 15:32
Shabeeh MuhammadShabeeh Muhammad
1
I am running a wordpress website in a such a way that my frontend is managed by Nginx. Nginx forwards All the dynamic content to varnish and varnish subsequently forwards to apache. Now i want to configure in a such a way that nginx forward the request directly to apache if varnish is stopped/failed. how can i do that.
nginx reverse-proxy failover
nginx reverse-proxy failover
asked Jan 31 at 15:32
Shabeeh MuhammadShabeeh Muhammad
1
asked Jan 31 at 15:32
Shabeeh MuhammadShabeeh Muhammad
1
asked Jan 31 at 15:32
Shabeeh MuhammadShabeeh Muhammad
1
asked Jan 31 at 15:32
Shabeeh MuhammadShabeeh Muhammad
1
asked Jan 31 at 15:32
Shabeeh MuhammadShabeeh Muhammad
1
1
I have come accross that explanation: gist.github.com/ZoidQC/20b234cec147a4413117b929302d95b7 - maybe it will help you.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 1 at 10:38
add a comment |
I have come accross that explanation: gist.github.com/ZoidQC/20b234cec147a4413117b929302d95b7 - maybe it will help you.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 1 at 10:38
I have come accross that explanation: gist.github.com/ZoidQC/20b234cec147a4413117b929302d95b7 - maybe it will help you.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 1 at 10:38
I have come accross that explanation: gist.github.com/ZoidQC/20b234cec147a4413117b929302d95b7 - maybe it will help you.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 1 at 10:38
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I have come accross that explanation: gist.github.com/ZoidQC/20b234cec147a4413117b929302d95b7 - maybe it will help you.
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