Factorish Proxy is a lightweight ( < 30mb ) container based on gliderlabs/alpine with nginx running as a http load balancer. It uses data collected from gliderlabs/registrator to create load-balancing pools for the specified services by writing out an nginx.conf using the confd templating engine.
It's very simple to use, you simply pass in the etcd endpoint to connect to and list the services that you which to subscribe to and the port you want to proxy for it.
You're running a docker registry backed by s3 and wish to load balance them. You're aready running registrator and your etcd services look like this:
$ etcdctl ls /services --recursive
/services/registry/core-01:factorish-registry:5000
/services/registry/core-02:factorish-registry:5000
/services/registry/core-03:factorish-registry:5000
We simply need to tell factorish-proxy the etcd endpoint to connect to and provide it the name of the service ( in this case registry ) and the port to load balance it on via an environment variable -e registry=8080.
$ docker run -d -p 8080:8080 -e registry=8080 \
-e ETCD_HOST=$COREOS_PRIVATE_IPV4 \
--name factorish-proxy factorish/proxy
You can balance as many services as you want by simply adding more of these variables.
Paul Czarkowski ([email protected])
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