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Question How to setup manual nginx.conf?

Hello Tell,

Just out of curiosity, what is your load balancing structure?

Maybe this way I can understand it better to help you

a greeting

Hello garcue, glad you're here.

Actually I just want to make three node js apps and one of my subdomain would balance the request from users from each node js apps.
I also curious how I could balance the request to one subdomain which could upstream from several subdomain which contain the same app.
I browse the google all the times but any tutorial are not suitable for me.
 
Hello garcue, glad you're here.

Actually I just want to make three node js apps and one of my subdomain would balance the request from users from each node js apps.
I also curious how I could balance the request to one subdomain which could upstream from several subdomain which contain the same app.
I browse the google all the times but any tutorial are not suitable for me.

mmm from plesk there is no load balancing system, you can take a look at HAPROXY to do that action, but it is an external tool to plesk. With it what you would do would be to balance the traffic between different machines.
 
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