Tarantool like a storage for OpenResty settings.

web · 2017-05-30T19:35:10+00:00

Hi! Dose lua module plan to support POST READ PHASE, such as post_read_by_lua**? It can be used in http main scope like following: htt...

Tarantool like a storage for OpenResty settings.

web

Hello!

I want to migrate my current scheme of load balancing from Apache 2.4 (with mod_proxy) to OpenResty. I have above of 200+ upstreams and a great many pf conditions for routing HTTP-requests. I want to use Nginx engine plus powerful of LUA (eq OpenResty) :)

But. I need a flexible scheme for easy configure of my monster solution :) Therefore, I look at the database for saving settings. I found the tarantool DB very interesting (and this tool can store all in-memory which mean that is faster MySQL DB, for example). Can anoyone had to deal with tarantool like a storage for OpenResty settings or logs? Can you show a part of configuration or share some usable links?

Thank you!

saksmlz

Hi,

I've used tarantool for buffering single items and processing them in batch later (using https://github.com/tarantool/queue). Tarantool connector for openresty worked pretty well for me. Let me know if you have more questions.

On Tuesday, 30 May 2017 14:35:10 UTC+3, greendruid wrote:

Hello!

I want to migrate my current scheme of load balancing from Apache 2.4 (with mod_proxy) to OpenResty. I have above of 200+ upstreams and a great many pf conditions for routing HTTP-requests. I want to use Nginx engine plus powerful of LUA (eq OpenResty) :)
But. I need a flexible scheme for easy configure of my monster solution :) Therefore, I look at the database for saving settings. I found the tarantool DB very interesting (and this tool can store all in-memory which mean that is faster MySQL DB, for example). Can anoyone had to deal with tarantool like a storage for OpenResty settings or logs? Can you show a part of configuration or share some usable links?

Thank you!