In this tutorial, we will show you how to use Let’s Encrypt to obtain a free SSL certificate and use it with HAProxy on Ubuntu 14.04. We will also show you how to automatically renew your SSL certificate.
In this tutorial, you’ll set up Apache as a basic reverse proxy using the mod_proxy extension to redirect incoming connections to one or several backend servers running on the same network. This tutorial uses a backend written with the Flask web framework, but you can use any backend server you prefer.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a high availability Apache active-passive cluster. The web cluster will get addressed by its virtual IP address and will automatically fail over if a node fails.
Learn how to use Terraform to build and manage infrastructure efficiently. Follow this step-by-step tutorial to create a load-balanced Nginx server on the cloud provider. Boost your tech skills now!
In this tutorial, you will set up Apache as a reverse proxy using the `mod_proxy` extension to redirect incoming connections to underlying application server(s) running on the same network. There are instructions on setting up a simple web app using the Flask framework to show how Apache interacts with the real application hidden behind it, but you can also follow this tutorial using your existing application server, if you have one.
A comic that explains Load Balancing, Least Connections, Sticky Sessions, and Health Monitoring
In this article, we will see how to exploit some of the truly excellent and unique possibilities offered by the cloud provider’s global cloud server / data-centre infrastructure to have a geographically-distributed, highly-available application set-up for minimal downtime (and thus dataloss) by managing DNS responses.
Set up your own mirror director and mirror with MirrorBrain to enable a smart worldwide collection of download servers.
The current and future state of ADCs and load balancers, and how to deliver and secure multi-location and cloud-native applications in the cloud provider.
Once your application is up and running in a cloud server environment, you may be wondering how you can improve your server environment to make the leap from “it works” to a full-fledged production environment. This article will help you get started with planning and implementing a production environment by creating a loose definition of “production”, and by showing you some components that you can add to your existing architecture to make the transition.
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