A while ago, I created a simple internal short URL service (with Django). If an entry exists, for example, /abc (or whatever), it redirects to the stored, longer URL with a HTTP-Status of 301. So far, so good... However, now…
Currently changing beyondcode/laravel-websockets for laravel/reverb Reverb and laravel echo success running on local without ssl I use a simple chirper laravel app: https://github.com/jbarreraballestas/laravel-chirper-react-realtime/tree/laravel-reverb config/reverb.php 'servers' => [ 'reverb' => [ 'host' => env('REVERB_SERVER_HOST', '0.0.0.0'), 'port' => env('REVERB_SERVER_PORT', 8080), 'hostname' =>…
I have been trying to use nginx as a reverse proxy to one of my external REST GET API to debug latency issue b/w my golang service and the external service. I can easily call that public URL via golang's…
...I have a Django application with a lot of data and a MariaDB database running on a Raspberry Pi (OS = Debian 12). The application uses Daphne as Webserver because there are also Django Channels components in there (Websocket). Now…
I have 2 services in AWS ECS in a VPC. We'll call them Service A and Service B. Service A has an nginx container and I am trying to proxy_pass to service B. I am using service connect for DNS…
I have an Ubuntu server running NginxProxyManager (NPM) in a docker container and want to access my app running in a separate docker container listening on port 3000. So the NPM should forward www.my-app.com to my-app:3000, but somehow I couldn't…
Trying to setup reverse proxy with WS support, but I'm getting 403 (forbidden). I'm confused why it happen, because everything works as expected without proxy. My config is here: server { root /var/www/html8080; server_name game.memoux.com; # managed by Certbot listen…
I am getting cors issue in one of the Poc I am working on.Backend Apis are behind the Nginx proxy server and if any try to hit proxy, Browser is complaining Cors issue. If I try with the actual endpoint…
I have a setup where I route all requests for /upload/* to Rails. Using the blog example, I want somedomain.com/upload/article/new to be treated as somedomain.com/article/new by Rails. I ended up with the following. routes.rb Rails.application.routes.draw do root "articles#index" scope 'upload'…
After upgrading Nginx from 1.18 to 1.24 we are getting following error: upstream sent duplicate header line: "Transfer-Encoding: chunked", previous value: "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" while reading response header from upstream, client: 54.xx.xx.xx, server: backend.example.com, request: "POST /test/file HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://10.0.xx.xx:6067/test/file", host:…