Very helpful tip for using an nginx container - all the other tutorials I could find only talked about installing nginx to service containers, or to install nginx as a container, but none of them I could find actually went into how to configure nginx AS a docker container. I kept getting stuck in my implementation of how to get nginx to talk to the other container, and as soon as you went into DNS and the new feature, I realized I needed that nginx container to talk to the other containers over a network/ip that it could use, and not localhost or something else. So not only did you solve my problem, but showed me an even better way to do it!
Thank you very much man, this was the best tutorial that I could find. I was having a lot of trouble proxying composed containers. The problem was that I was trying with "localhost" instead of the service name. Very appreciated.
Hey! awesome tutorial, do you know how to change the load balancer scheduling algorithm from round-robin to cookie sticky session or hash IP? thank you in advance 👌
The service name is not showing when i try it . Does someone know why ? I mean that app1,app2,app3 not showing so i can't check if the load balancer is working
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Very helpful tip for using an nginx container - all the other tutorials I could find only talked about installing nginx to service containers, or to install nginx as a container, but none of them I could find actually went into how to configure nginx AS a docker container. I kept getting stuck in my implementation of how to get nginx to talk to the other container, and as soon as you went into DNS and the new feature, I realized I needed that nginx container to talk to the other containers over a network/ip that it could use, and not localhost or something else. So not only did you solve my problem, but showed me an even better way to do it!
Thanks for your feedback
The best explanation of NGINX load balancer in Docker so far) So much grateful for your work)
awesome Thanks for sharing
great video. Thanks!
veryy well explained, thanks for sharing !!!!!
Thanks for your feedback
What an awesome video. exactly what i was looking for. Initializing nginx to be a good load balancer. Thanks.
Glad it helped
very nice thanks
Thank you very much man, this was the best tutorial that I could find. I was having a lot of trouble proxying composed containers. The problem was that I was trying with "localhost" instead of the service name.
Very appreciated.
Glad it helped!
Thanks very well explained got what's I need
Brilliant! Very useful. Thanks man!
Thanks
Hey! awesome tutorial, do you know how to change the load balancer scheduling algorithm from round-robin to cookie sticky session or hash IP?
thank you in advance 👌
Can you demo the implement of ssl certificate for this deployment? Im curious with your approach on this issue.
Cool but in the real world you would have the multiple backend containers on different hosts to give actual capacity? or redundancy?
Great video, really helpful, thanks! Btw are you German or Swedish or is that your actual accent? Just being curious..
The service name is not showing when i try it . Does someone know why ? I mean that app1,app2,app3 not showing so i can't check if the load balancer is working