@@AntonPutraI like how you added latency in the dotted-line animations - it really captures the essence of my ISP on a bad day! Congestion and backoff vibes! lol
I guess you can hardcode something on the reverse proxy, but better just have an application that sends some mock responses via proxy. You can even run it on the same vm/server.
What if both sides are servers? The same middle thing can act as both forward and reverse proxy? Is that proxy thing a software or a hardware? What are the best options available in the market?
If both sides are servers you need service mesh like istio, linkerd etc :) Reverse proxy usually on the edge (fo example aws elb, in the same VPC, have public IP, targets all have private ips inside the same vpc). Best if you just getting started some cloud load balancers, aws, azure, gcp. For more advance use cases we usually use k8s. No even if the same proxy has both reverse and forward capabilities, they are configured and deployed differently,
It's a gray zone. Many reverse proxies have load balancing capabilities. For example, in Kubernetes, when you deploy an ingress controller (you can think of it as a reverse proxy, most popular based on nginx), it will use a network load balancer to accept and distribute traffic among ingress controller pods. Those pods act as reverse proxies and forward traffic to your application pods.
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We had a service that used reverse proxy to establish connection (TCP handshake) and then it communicated directly with client using UDP. IoT use case.
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whats up with the second video in the network playlist 🤣
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Really liked the animations. Not distracting but perfectly explaining the concepts. Keep up the great work.
thanks!
@@AntonPutraI like how you added latency in the dotted-line animations - it really captures the essence of my ISP on a bad day! Congestion and backoff vibes! lol
@@whiskerjones9662 haha
Reverse proxy can be used to send mock responses while the applications are in development?
I guess you can hardcode something on the reverse proxy, but better just have an application that sends some mock responses via proxy. You can even run it on the same vm/server.
Tnx Anton! Best explanation ever!
What if both sides are servers? The same middle thing can act as both forward and reverse proxy? Is that proxy thing a software or a hardware? What are the best options available in the market?
If both sides are servers you need service mesh like istio, linkerd etc :) Reverse proxy usually on the edge (fo example aws elb, in the same VPC, have public IP, targets all have private ips inside the same vpc). Best if you just getting started some cloud load balancers, aws, azure, gcp. For more advance use cases we usually use k8s. No even if the same proxy has both reverse and forward capabilities, they are configured and deployed differently,
Great explanation, thanks!
Best explanation, thank you!
thank you!!
Hello Anton, Thanks for sharing tutorials. They are aweasome!
Can you tell me how do you make the videos, which platform/tools use to montage them?
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Reverse proxy and loan balancer is same?
It's a gray zone. Many reverse proxies have load balancing capabilities. For example, in Kubernetes, when you deploy an ingress controller (you can think of it as a reverse proxy, most popular based on nginx), it will use a network load balancer to accept and distribute traffic among ingress controller pods. Those pods act as reverse proxies and forward traffic to your application pods.
Amazing explanation, like always!
Amazing . can you also please create a video series on linux
linux required for Devops engineer
sure, I'll create a playlist soon
At the end of the video, before your presentation has not finished, youtube suggest other videos on the screen. see this screenshot: but your presentation has not finished
Add some seconds of black screen at the end of your videos...
ok thanks for the feedback, i try to put those where they not interfere with content
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Is it legal to use reverse proxy only for handshake between origin server and client? So all further traffic will be exchanged between them directly
We had a service that used reverse proxy to establish connection (TCP handshake) and then it communicated directly with client using UDP. IoT use case.
Keep going Anton ! 👉
very clear thank you
thanks!
Thanks Anton!