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by closeparen
1268 days ago
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Each set of upstream hosts in nginx is a single instance of load balancing. You aren't load balancing across services, you're splitting traffic by service and then load balancing across instances of that service. The split is inessential. You can just as easily have homogeneous backends & one big load balancing pool. Instances within that pool can even have affinity for or ownership of particular records! The ability to load balance across nodes is not, as you claimed, a particular advantage of microservices. |
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Are you replying to the right comment? I made no such claim.