Questions tagged [hipache]

Hipache is a distributed HTTP and websocket proxy.

Hipache is a distributed HTTP and websocket proxy designed to route high volumes of HTTP and websocket traffic to unusually large numbers of virtual hosts, in a highly dynamic topology where backends are added and removed several times per second.

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Shared IP in CoreOS

I am looking into using CoreOS at work and for a couple of projects where I want no single point of failure. CoreOS and Docker looks promising, and I can have hipache running talking to an ambassador container talking to the service. Basically, it…

asked May 11 '14 at 12:24

xeor

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Configuring Hipache with etcd

I recently found out that Hipache can now work with etcd. I have the following Hipache config: { "server": { "accessLog": "/tmp/access.log", "port": 80, "workers": 10, "maxSockets": 100, "deadBackendTTL":…

docker coreos etcd hipache

asked Mar 25 '15 at 06:40

Hareem Haque

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Generic TCP, UDP, HTTP Reverse-Proxy Setup

I enjoy hipache, a HTTP reverse-proxy that uses Redis, but cannot support (in my experience) TCP. I really like easily scripting my basic (e.g. HTTP) reverse proxy needs, but the lack of any UDP or TCP reverse proxy is causing problems--I constantly…

http tcp scripting reverse-proxy hipache

asked Dec 18 '13 at 17:50

Hamy

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