This project sets up an Nginx reverse proxy to manage and route requests to multiple microservices in a distributed system. The Nginx server acts as a gateway, providing a single entry point for clients to access various microservices.
- Reverse Proxy Configuration: Nginx is configured to act as a reverse proxy, forwarding requests to different microservices based on the URL path.
- Upstream Servers: Each microservice is defined as an upstream server in the Nginx configuration, allowing for easy scalability and load balancing.
- URL Rewriting: The Nginx server is configured to rewrite specific URL paths before forwarding requests to the corresponding microservices.
- Customizable: The configuration is designed to be easily customizable, allowing for the addition or modification of microservices without significant changes to the Nginx configuration.
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Clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/Md-Rubel-Ahmed-Rana/nginx-reverse-proxy.git
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Modify the Nginx configuration file (
default.conf) to include your microservices' endpoints and any custom URL rewriting rules. -
Start the Nginx server using Docker or your preferred method.
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Access your microservices through the Nginx reverse proxy using the defined URL paths.
- [GET] /api/v1/cart-ms/item: Retrieves all items from the cart microservice.
- [GET] /api/v1/user-ms/user: Retrieves all users from the user microservice.
- [GET] /api/v1/product-ms/product: Retrieves all products from the product microservice.
- [GET] /api/v1/order-ms/order: Retrieves all orders from the order microservice.