What is Reverse Proxy? A reverse proxy is a type of server that usually sits on a private network behind the firewall and routes the requests from client to backend/web server. Usually, reverse proxies are introduced to help improve security, performance, and reliability. it facilitates the flow of network traffic. Reverse proxy acts as intermediary…
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architectureWhat is Kubernetes Ingress ? Kubernetes ingress is an API object that governs how external users access services running in a Kubernetes cluster. It defines the traffic routing rules like load balancing, SSL termination, path-based routing, protocol. It exposes HTTP and HTTPS routes from outside the cluster to services within the cluster. Kubernetes Ingress is…
I was just curious about the cloud computing and wanted to know the difference between new technical buzz(at least for me! cloud computing) and grid computing, as I have worked on a financial product based on grid computing and trust me I was really amazed about its architecture and its design. Now its time to…
The nature of the ESB is distributed; ESB is more scalable than the hub-and-spoke architecture. With ESB the ability to deploy separate integration services, scaling up and scaling out becomes easier. An ESB is based on open standards. EAI/hub-and-spoke solutions are generally based on proprietary standards.
An Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) can have either a traditional hub-and-spoke architecture or a distributed, peer-to-peer architecture. Hub-and-Spoke systems are easy to administer but difficult to scale, since as processes are added the hub becomes a communication bottleneck. Most ESB’s are based on a peer-to-peer architecture allow hardware resources scattered across the network to be…