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What are the ways to deplete servers?
Good day.
For example, there is a server running various microservices running RabbitMQ. In the future, with an increase in load, it became necessary to move some services to separate servers. How can they be combined so that they see RabbitMQ. Of those methods that I found on the Internet:
- Forwarding ports via ssh. Doubts arose due to the stability of the connection.
- Create a VPN server and add all servers to the internal network.
Are there any other ways to accomplish this task?
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Thank you all for your advice, and I'm sorry, I forgot to mention in the description that docker is used to create microservices. Based on advice and additional search, I found a solution in the form of docker swarm (kubernetes, mesos).
For example, there is a server running various microservices running RabbitMQ. In the future, with an increase in load, it became necessary to move some services to separate servers. How can they be combined so that they see RabbitMQ
Raise vpn, do not try to open ports to the outside as suggested above, the entire internal kitchen should be closed to outside access.
What kind of VPN are we talking about? Are you going to take a server without a public IP?
Another thing is if your server is divided into containers or VDS in a gray host network.
what kind of heresy do you write
, it just hangs on one server you have on it for a rabbit from microservices and go, why do you need to combine something here
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