nginx-conf | A Nginx Config parser and generator | Parser library

Based on the instructions found here (https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/access-application-cluster/connecting-frontend-backend/) I am trying to create an nginx deployment and configure it using a config-map. I can successfully access nginx using curl (yea!) but the configmap does not appear to be "sticking." The only thing it is supposed to do right now is forward the traffic along. I have seen the thread here (How do I load a configMap in to an environment variable?). although I am using the same format, their answer was not relevant.

Can anyone tell me how to properly configure the configmaps? the yaml is

Usually i am able to find most things by searching on the web - however in this case, the instructions on the web talk about - probably very basic stuff that i don't get yet.

What i am trying to achieve: i am trying to install argocd, using microk8s and nginx-ingress. Right now i am stuck at enabling the SSL passthrough for argocd. Currently i configured an ingress-controller according to the instructions of the argocd-documentation and the ingress-controller runs without errors.

My guess is that as it's mentioned everywhere that i have to start the ingress controller with the "--enable-ssl-passthrough"-flag.

https://kubernetes.github.io/ingress-nginx/user-guide/nginx-configuration/annotations/#ssl-passthrough "SSL Passthrough is disabled by default and requires starting the controller with the --enable-ssl-passthrough flag."

Now my problem: How do i do that? - for me, the ingress controller is "just always running". I can delete and recreate the controller with the kubectl-command "create -f ingress.yaml" - which creates an ingress within the argocd-namespace.

i kind of lack the basics of kubernetes and don't get how i could stop and restart the ingress-controller with flags (perhaps i mistake what the "ingress controller" is too). Does anyone have an idea how i could achieve that?

I am running microk8s v1.23.1 on Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS

I'm using the following command to launch a Docker container.

Upgrading Nginx docker with image tag Nginx:latest causes not executing PHP files and give direct access to web directory!

Upgrading docker-compose.yml from nginx:1.18.0 to Nginx:latest seems to cause a major issue. Ngnix container not executing PHP files anymore and give direct access to all content of web repository

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Extract of docker-compose.yml (full reproductible example below)

I'm running into status code 413 Request Entity Too Large. I'm running an Amazon Linux 2 AMI instance on AWS's Elastic Beanstalk, which is running an express server with a post route that uploads files to an S3 Bucket and then both adds some data to a table and produces a kafka message. Everything is working properly with files below 1MB size.

I understand nginx's default max-size value is 1MB and that I must change it.

I tried every answer in this thread Increasing client_max_body_size in Nginx conf on AWS Elastic Beanstalk but despite getting the client_max_body_size 10M; inside the nginx.conf file, and restarting nginx everytime I changed a configuration, using nginx -t to see if anything was wrong with the syntax, resulting in everything being ok, and finally proving via this command that the client_max_body_size 10M; line was in fact there, when it accused of there being a duplicate of it inside the file, all of these configs seemed to be completely ignored by my micro-service whenever I try to post a file greater than 1MB.

i added client_max_body_size 10M; manually to show that, when testing, nginx tells me it's duplicate, proving it was already included in the nginx.conf file

I also tried to put my conf files inside a .platform/conf.d/ structure, which did make the client_max_body_size 10M; go inside the nginx.conf file, but still it made no difference for my request.

I've also tried reload and restarting the nginx service, both to no avail.

I don't have much ideas on where to proceed from here. Any tips?

I am trying to make an nginx deployment and during the container creation, I want to create multiply symbolic links. But for some reason, it doesn't work and the container crashes.

I'm having trouble adjusting the Proxy Connect, Read, and Send settings for NGINX in my Elastic Beanstalk Flask Application. My application does some long calculations so I'm trying to increase the timeout times. Here's what I have:

In the root of my project I have the a directory:

.ebextensions/nginx/conf.d/myconf.conf

The myconf.conf is as follows:

i hope you're doing okay

im trying to build a cdap image that i havein gitlab in aks using argocd

the build works in my local kubernetes cluster with rook-ceph storage class but with managed premium storage class in aks it seems that something is wrong in permissions

here is my storage class :

I am running Nginx and wordpress-fpm in Kubernetes within one pod. Images are stored in EFS and EFS folder linked to wp-content/uploads folder as a symbolic link. EFS folder is available and I can access it from the container.

This is my deployment file: