On Jan 19, 3:58 pm, Donovan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Currently the app-servers.include hard codes the port 80 in the
> configuration. I need to support proxying several other apps to the
> backend but on different ports, whats the best way to accomplish this
> and still use the scaling features?
>
> examples:
>
> subscriber.example.com:80 proxies to backend:80
> signup.example.com:80 proxies to backend:4040
> status.example.com:80 proxies to backend:6464
I solved the issue by taking the /usr/local/aws/lib/nginxlib.sh and
copying it to /usr/local/aws/user/lib/nginx_reload
removed several parts and functions that I didn't need.
Parameterized the APP_PORT setting
<pre>
APP_PORT=$1
NGINX_INCL="/etc/nginx/app-servers.$APP_PORT.include"
touch $NGINX_INCL
</pre>
then at the bottom I call
<pre>
nginx_upstream_reload 40000
nginx_upstream_reload 30000
</pre>
for as many ports as I need to add.
in nginx.conf I add
<pre>
include /etc/nginx/app-servers.30000.include;
include /etc/nginx/app-servers.40000.include;
</pre>
I'm still testing. Hope this helps someone else.
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