fix: Add /live Path to Proxy Pass

[akshat5302]

Add the /live path to the proxy pass, ensuring proper routing for the requests.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated routing for live traffic, directing requests from /live/ to a more specific endpoint at /live/.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved traffic handling for live requests to ensure better performance and reliability.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve an update to the Nginx configuration file nginx.conf.template, specifically within the http block. The proxy_pass directive in the location /live/ block has been modified to direct traffic to http://live:3000/live/ instead of http://live:3000/. This change specifies a more precise routing for live traffic, while all other configurations remain unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
nginx/nginx.conf.template	Updated proxy_pass in location /live/ from http://live:3000/ to http://live:3000/live/

Possibly related PRs

• fix: live base server url. #5734: The change in the LIVE_SERVER_BASE_URL variable construction relates to the routing of live traffic, which is conceptually linked to the update in the Nginx configuration for the /live/ endpoint.

Poem

In the server's heart, a change did bloom,
Routing live traffic, dispelling the gloom.
From http://live:3000/, it now takes a dive,
To http://live:3000/live/, where streams come alive!
Hopping through code, with joy we align,
Nginx sings sweetly, as we redefine! 🐇✨

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• nginx/nginx.conf.template (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (2)

nginx/nginx.conf.template (2)

60-60: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The change to proxy_pass http://live:3000/live/; correctly aligns the proxy pass with the location block, which is a good practice. This modification successfully addresses the PR objective of adding the /live path to the proxy pass.

Consider adding a comment explaining the reason for this change, for example:

# Ensure requests to /live/ are routed to the correct path on the upstream server
proxy_pass http://live:3000/live/;

Please verify that the upstream server at live:3000 is configured to handle requests with the /live/ path. This change assumes that the live service expects requests to include the /live/ prefix, which may require corresponding adjustments on the upstream server.

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Line range hint 1-85: Overall, the change is appropriate and aligned with the PR objectives.

The modification to the /live/ location block is the only change in this file, and it correctly implements the stated goal of adding the /live path to the proxy pass. The rest of the Nginx configuration remains unchanged, maintaining the existing routing logic for other paths.

To ensure a smooth deployment:

1. Verify that the upstream server (live:3000) is prepared to handle requests with the /live/ path prefix.
2. Consider adding comments to explain significant changes in the configuration for future reference.
3. After deployment, monitor the /live/ endpoint to confirm that requests are being correctly routed and processed.

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