Open terry-fei opened 5 years ago
It would be nice to get possibility of upstream management. Realy needed)
Is there new progress?
Hi there, any news about this feature ? Maybe for the v3 version ?
Would be awesome !
Thank you for this very useful software :)
Won't be in v2 unless someone implements it in a pull request, but it's likely to be included in v3, but no promises.
Won't be in v2 unless someone implements it in a pull request, but it's likely to be included in v3, but no promises.
can't wait for upstream, thanks for your work ! 👍
Is there an estimate for when v3 comes out? Thanks for your work 👍
Is there an estimate for when v3 comes out? Thanks for your work 👍
See https://github.com/jc21/nginx-proxy-manager/discussions/1202:
This list of features can change at any time. Can I also ask that you don't ask for a due date for version 3. There's a LOT to do and I don't want to stick to any promises. When I know, you'll know :)
@msiemens thanks. That discussion is exactly what I was looking for.
Hi there, any news about this feature ?
waiting for it
really need it, plz
waiting for this too, it would be awesome
How can we help in the development of this feature?
Need this feature too.
Need this feature too.
2023 :)
need this feature too
Hi there, First of all, thank you very much for building this lovely project :) Here you mentioned there will be load balancing capability in V3, is there any ETA? https://github.com/NginxProxyManager/nginx-proxy-manager/issues/1963#issuecomment-1082769736
Would love this feature too. Love to implement an API cluster with the upstream feature.
I also need this feature so I can backup localhost if the cloud is down
Hi. I also very need this function for load balancing.
Hi Guys, I know there is another way to achieve load balancing, First you need to create a custom directory under the data/nginx directory corresponding to the server where you deploy npm, and then create a file named http.conf in the custom directory , the content of the file is upstream your_server { server ... } Then go back to your npm background, select the corresponding Proxy Host And finally select the Advanced option, fill in the location configuration, such as loaction /api { proxy_pass http://your_server } OK, like this npm achieves the effect of load balancing
Hi Guys, I know there is another way to achieve load balancing, First you need to create a custom directory under the data/nginx directory corresponding to the server where you deploy npm, and then create a file named http.conf in the custom directory , the content of the file is upstream your_server { server ... } Then go back to your npm background, select the corresponding Proxy Host And finally select the Advanced option, fill in the location configuration, such as loaction /api { proxy_pass http://your_server } OK, like this npm achieves the effect of load balancing
Looks like it's working
Want to mention that you need to create not any folder, but named custom
exactly (it took me 2 hours to guess it, lol)
Hi Guys, I know there is another way to achieve load balancing, First you need to create a custom directory under the data/nginx directory corresponding to the server where you deploy npm, and then create a file named http.conf in the custom directory , the content of the file is upstream your_server { server ... } Then go back to your npm background, select the corresponding Proxy Host And finally select the Advanced option, fill in the location configuration, such as loaction /api { proxy_pass http://your_server } OK, like this npm achieves the effect of load balancing
Looks like it's working Want to mention that you need to create not any folder, but named
custom
exactly (it took me 2 hours to guess it, lol)
Maybe my expression is not clear enough...I have clearly stated above, it is the custom folder
need this feature too!
Need this feature too.
me too. Need this feature too.
@rodrigobrito @investlab @aminotran No need to wait. See few posts above : https://github.com/NginxProxyManager/nginx-proxy-manager/issues/156#issuecomment-1541582980
Hi Guys, I know there is another way to achieve load balancing, First you need to create a custom directory under the data/nginx directory corresponding to the server where you deploy npm, and then create a file named http.conf in the custom directory , the content of the file is upstream your_server { server ... } Then go back to your npm background, select the corresponding Proxy Host And finally select the Advanced option, fill in the location configuration, such as loaction /api { proxy_pass http://your_server } OK, like this npm achieves the effect of load balancing
Can this setup also be used as a failover configuration?
Issue is now considered stale. If you want to keep it open, please comment :+1:
Please implement this feature.
Please, support this feature.
I'd also love this feature
+9999
Please , add support for this!
Describe the solution you'd like like multi Forward host to upstream or can edit http level config