What these configs do:
notion.example.tld and deliver it to your clientsThis post is a proof of concept proxying a general XaaS without using any vendor-locked FaaS such as Cloudflare Workers or AWS Lambda.
Continue readingThis example can make sure all requests to the upstreams are handled via HTTPS.
upstream source.example.tld {
server s1.example.tld:443;
server s2.example.tld:443 max_fails=2 fail_timeout=5s;
server s2.example.tld:443;
}
server {
proxy_pass https://source.example.tld/;
proxy_ssl_protocols TLSv1.2 TLSv1.3;
proxy_ssl_verify off;
proxy_ssl_session_reuse on;
}There is a lot of overlap between these features and there are certainly some tasks that could be accomplished with either. Simultaneously, there are some important differences that drive a bit of a wedge between them.
There is a docker image available, but the setup instructions for this require the container to be ran with the “host” networking mode. The primary reason for this appears to be to allow an Avahi daemon to run in the container and be able to answer responses to mDNS requests, which requires the container to be in the same local network subnet as the device performing the lookup.
Source: Running HomeBridge on Docker without Host Network Mode | Dev With Imagination
The nodelay option for limit_req can delay excessive requests but it’s not desired in some situations. I just found an intuitive way to show the difference while tweaking the GitHub Avatar proxy.
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With nodelay:
Without nodelay:
So in my use case with nodelay option can make clients feel faster loading. But may hit request limit more easily. Without nodelay keep excessive requests in the burst bucket and load them in sequence. But clients may feel slow.
bash /usr/local/qcloud/stargate/admin/uninstall.sh
bash /usr/local/qcloud/YunJing/uninst.sh
bash /usr/local/qcloud/monitor/barad/admin/uninstall.sh
rm -rf /usr/local/sa
rm -rf /usr/local/agenttools
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process=(sap100 secu-tcs-agent sgagent64 barad_agent agent agentPlugInD pvdriver )
for i in ${process[@]}
do
for A in $(ps aux | grep $i | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}')
do
kill -9 $A
done
done
# Optional
chkconfig --level 35 postfix off
systemctl stop postfix
systemctl mask postfixPrerequisites:
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