power of Lua into Nginx =====
==== Problem ====
We want to use Nginx's Lua scripting capabilities, b... se Nginx doesn't support run-time module loading, we have to build our own version.
To make the matter more interesting, we need to use SHA256 inside our Lua scripts, but the Nginx module provides only SHA1, so we need to use a 3rd party Lua module. For performan
L-enabled reverse-proxy) =====
==== Problem ====
We need to bind multiple services to the same port (... tes =====
* your already running services (here we use [[http://www.lighttpd.net/|lighty]], [[http:/... course).
* a load balancer/reverse proxy (here we'll be using [[http://www.apsis.ch/pound/|pound]],... )
==== Solution ====
=== Pound ===
First of all we need all our services verified to be up & running
You can use the following syntax:
<code>
I think we should do it
> No we shouldn't
>> Well, I say we should
> Really?
>> Yes!
>>> Then lets do it!
</code>
I think we should do it
> No we shouldn't
>> Well, I say w
everse SSH tunneling =====
==== Problem ====
Say we are working on a server product which we want to expose to the internet but our current networking se... nal VPS and SSH access to it.
==== Solution ====
We can make use of ssh's ability to act as a reverse
