WSS Load Balancing with SSL Termination at layer 4Can Haproxy work with SSL if I use only roundrobin?Building an SSL server farmHow to horizontally scale SSL termination behind HAProxy load balancing?Possible for HAProxy to perform a mix of SSL termination and passthrough?Trying to setup transparent, load balancing, SSL reverse proxy. Is it possible?nginx SSL termination with sticky load balancingelb ssl termination for wss websocket fails net::ERR_RESPONSE_HEADERS_TRUNCATEDLoad balancing for many domains with TLS terminationBest way to manually switch between front end servers?TLS websocket proxy with deep packet inspection/traffic logging
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WSS Load Balancing with SSL Termination at layer 4
Can Haproxy work with SSL if I use only roundrobin?Building an SSL server farmHow to horizontally scale SSL termination behind HAProxy load balancing?Possible for HAProxy to perform a mix of SSL termination and passthrough?Trying to setup transparent, load balancing, SSL reverse proxy. Is it possible?nginx SSL termination with sticky load balancingelb ssl termination for wss websocket fails net::ERR_RESPONSE_HEADERS_TRUNCATEDLoad balancing for many domains with TLS terminationBest way to manually switch between front end servers?TLS websocket proxy with deep packet inspection/traffic logging
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Should it be possible to terminate SSL for wss (secure websockets) at a layer 4 load balancer?
Seems to me that wss (and ws) in general would require TCP routing since an HTTP reverse proxy wouldn't be able to make sense of the packets; and, SSL termination would require layer 7 routing since the session is really maintained above layer 4. I feel somewhat confident about the first statement, and much less so about the second.
Bonus question. If it is possible, in general, to achieve wss routing and ssl termination in a single load balancer, can it be done specifically with HAProxy? Nginx? Other?
nginx ssl haproxy websocket wss
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Should it be possible to terminate SSL for wss (secure websockets) at a layer 4 load balancer?
Seems to me that wss (and ws) in general would require TCP routing since an HTTP reverse proxy wouldn't be able to make sense of the packets; and, SSL termination would require layer 7 routing since the session is really maintained above layer 4. I feel somewhat confident about the first statement, and much less so about the second.
Bonus question. If it is possible, in general, to achieve wss routing and ssl termination in a single load balancer, can it be done specifically with HAProxy? Nginx? Other?
nginx ssl haproxy websocket wss
add a comment |
Should it be possible to terminate SSL for wss (secure websockets) at a layer 4 load balancer?
Seems to me that wss (and ws) in general would require TCP routing since an HTTP reverse proxy wouldn't be able to make sense of the packets; and, SSL termination would require layer 7 routing since the session is really maintained above layer 4. I feel somewhat confident about the first statement, and much less so about the second.
Bonus question. If it is possible, in general, to achieve wss routing and ssl termination in a single load balancer, can it be done specifically with HAProxy? Nginx? Other?
nginx ssl haproxy websocket wss
Should it be possible to terminate SSL for wss (secure websockets) at a layer 4 load balancer?
Seems to me that wss (and ws) in general would require TCP routing since an HTTP reverse proxy wouldn't be able to make sense of the packets; and, SSL termination would require layer 7 routing since the session is really maintained above layer 4. I feel somewhat confident about the first statement, and much less so about the second.
Bonus question. If it is possible, in general, to achieve wss routing and ssl termination in a single load balancer, can it be done specifically with HAProxy? Nginx? Other?
nginx ssl haproxy websocket wss
nginx ssl haproxy websocket wss
asked Jan 27 '17 at 20:28
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Yes, in theory. WSS uses HTTP for the handshake, once the session is negotiated it is passed to WSS.
However, load balancer come in many forms and protocol implementations can leave a lot to be desired.
NGNIX seems to be a good option as they actually provide mention to this on their website.
Resources:
https://www.nginx.com/blog/websocket-nginx/
http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/websocket.html?_ga=1.232918046.1407092516.1485627218
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Yes, in theory. WSS uses HTTP for the handshake, once the session is negotiated it is passed to WSS.
However, load balancer come in many forms and protocol implementations can leave a lot to be desired.
NGNIX seems to be a good option as they actually provide mention to this on their website.
Resources:
https://www.nginx.com/blog/websocket-nginx/
http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/websocket.html?_ga=1.232918046.1407092516.1485627218
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Yes, in theory. WSS uses HTTP for the handshake, once the session is negotiated it is passed to WSS.
However, load balancer come in many forms and protocol implementations can leave a lot to be desired.
NGNIX seems to be a good option as they actually provide mention to this on their website.
Resources:
https://www.nginx.com/blog/websocket-nginx/
http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/websocket.html?_ga=1.232918046.1407092516.1485627218
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Yes, in theory. WSS uses HTTP for the handshake, once the session is negotiated it is passed to WSS.
However, load balancer come in many forms and protocol implementations can leave a lot to be desired.
NGNIX seems to be a good option as they actually provide mention to this on their website.
Resources:
https://www.nginx.com/blog/websocket-nginx/
http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/websocket.html?_ga=1.232918046.1407092516.1485627218
Yes, in theory. WSS uses HTTP for the handshake, once the session is negotiated it is passed to WSS.
However, load balancer come in many forms and protocol implementations can leave a lot to be desired.
NGNIX seems to be a good option as they actually provide mention to this on their website.
Resources:
https://www.nginx.com/blog/websocket-nginx/
http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/websocket.html?_ga=1.232918046.1407092516.1485627218
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