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Elements with Push API and hostname based failover

Solved496 views30th May 2024
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Chris Glover [DevOps Advocate]1.19K 8th May 2024 0 Comments

Hi,

We are using the Media Proxy v1.0.0.7 driver, which creates a TCP listener on the DMA to receive push notifications from the Media Proxy device. our DMS is using hostname based failover.

In hostname based failover, the APIgateway application automatically directs incoming port 443 connections to the active DMA host.

Does a mechanism exist that will do the same thing for elements that have their own listener process, as is the case with the Media proxy driver? Do we need to create some wizardry in IIS to receive the push notifications and direct them to the active DMA?

Thanks

Chris

Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 30th May 2024

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Chris Glover [DevOps Advocate]1.19K Posted 29th May 2024 0 Comments

I had an answer in the collaboration ticket I raised from Skyline. For drivers like this that have dedicated listening port, a dedicated proxy needs to be placed in front that can monitor the backends and direct traffic accordingly.

I did a PoC using NGINX that worked, but going with HA-Proxy due to the more robust monitoring available

Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 30th May 2024
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