You could also use multiple A records on a DNS level, and let DNS
balance the traffic between the two machines.
wolfgangpue <mailto:nginx-fo...@nginx.us>
29 Sep 2015 14:19
Lucas Rolff Wrote:
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Ok, thank you. I think DSR is on a lower level and nginx has no
influence on
it.
I will try another aproach. Because both ngnix servers contain the same
files I will code my own load balancer in my php frontend system and
request
data from my nginx server in a round robin queue.
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Lucas Rolff <mailto:lu...@slcoding.com>
29 Sep 2015 08:32
You'll decrease your capacity to 1 gigabit, because you'll send it out
via the load balancer again.
Else you need to look for "DSR" (Direct Server Return), I'm not
completely sure if nginx actually supports this.
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