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Mixing http and http2 under the same server on nginx
2019 Community Moderator ElectionShare Nginx server configurationNGINX Proxy http://somedomain.com/proxythis to React AppServing Python (Flask) REST API over HTTP2How do I serve static files from either gunicorn or nginxDeploy an https docker registry behind nginx on AWSGodaddy DNS to AWS EC2Connection Was Reset for local docker nginx instanceServing flask app that takes in arguments using nginx and gunicornHow to configure nginx properly with gunicorn and flask?nginx proxy_pass connection refused for flask development server
I'm trying to have a single server on nginx serving both http2 routes and traditional http1 routes, my problem is that I cannot get it to play nicely.
When I try to access my app on the subfolder, that runs on gunicorn+flask, I get a download file with some binary
How can I serve both?
server
listen 80 http2;
access_log /dev/stdout main;
rewrite_log on;
error_log /dev/stdout debug;
location /some.Service
grpc_pass grpc://srvadd:10116;
location /password-reset
proxy_pass http://flask:8000;
nginx
grpc asked Mar 2 at 18:44
perrohunterperrohunter
2,20072849
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I'm trying to have a single server on nginx serving both http2 routes and traditional http1 routes, my problem is that I cannot get it to play nicely.
When I try to access my app on the subfolder, that runs on gunicorn+flask, I get a download file with some binary
How can I serve both?
server
listen 80 http2;
access_log /dev/stdout main;
rewrite_log on;
error_log /dev/stdout debug;
location /some.Service
grpc_pass grpc://srvadd:10116;
location /password-reset
proxy_pass http://flask:8000;
nginx
grpc asked Mar 2 at 18:44
perrohunterperrohunter
2,20072849
If you remove the gRPC endpoint, does theproxy_passto Flask then work properly, or does the issue persist?
– hexacyanide
Mar 3 at 21:36
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I'm trying to have a single server on nginx serving both http2 routes and traditional http1 routes, my problem is that I cannot get it to play nicely.
When I try to access my app on the subfolder, that runs on gunicorn+flask, I get a download file with some binary
How can I serve both?
server
listen 80 http2;
access_log /dev/stdout main;
rewrite_log on;
error_log /dev/stdout debug;
location /some.Service
grpc_pass grpc://srvadd:10116;
location /password-reset
proxy_pass http://flask:8000;
nginx
grpc asked Mar 2 at 18:44
perrohunterperrohunter
2,20072849
I'm trying to have a single server on nginx serving both http2 routes and traditional http1 routes, my problem is that I cannot get it to play nicely.
When I try to access my app on the subfolder, that runs on gunicorn+flask, I get a download file with some binary
How can I serve both?
server
listen 80 http2;
access_log /dev/stdout main;
rewrite_log on;
error_log /dev/stdout debug;
location /some.Service
grpc_pass grpc://srvadd:10116;
location /password-reset
proxy_pass http://flask:8000;
nginx
grpc nginx
grpc asked Mar 2 at 18:44
perrohunterperrohunter
2,20072849
asked Mar 2 at 18:44
perrohunterperrohunter
2,20072849
asked Mar 2 at 18:44
perrohunterperrohunter
2,20072849
asked Mar 2 at 18:44
perrohunterperrohunter
2,20072849
asked Mar 2 at 18:44
perrohunterperrohunter
2,20072849
2,20072849
If you remove the gRPC endpoint, does theproxy_passto Flask then work properly, or does the issue persist?
– hexacyanide
Mar 3 at 21:36
add a comment |
If you remove the gRPC endpoint, does theproxy_passto Flask then work properly, or does the issue persist?
– hexacyanide
Mar 3 at 21:36
If you remove the gRPC endpoint, does the
proxy_pass to Flask then work properly, or does the issue persist?– hexacyanide
Mar 3 at 21:36
If you remove the gRPC endpoint, does the
proxy_pass to Flask then work properly, or does the issue persist?– hexacyanide
Mar 3 at 21:36
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hm, serving both http and http2 traffic under the same nginx server should work. This is one example nginx.conf that works for us
server
listen 8080;
listen 8443 http2;
server_name localhost;
location /
grpc_pass localhost:9090;
I am not entirely sure, but does port 80 work with http2? I think there might be some restriction on what port number you can use with http2?
another slightly more involved example
server
listen [::]:$0;
listen [::]:$1 http2;
server_name localhost;
location /grpc.gateway.testing.EchoService/
grpc_pass localhost:$2;
grpc_channel_reuse on;
grpc_ssl $3;
grpc_ssl_target_name_override $4;
grpc_ssl_pem_root_certs "$5";
grpc_ssl_pem_private_key "$6";
grpc_ssl_pem_cert_chain "$7";
grpc_client_liveness_detection_interval 10ms;
add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin * always;
answered Mar 6 at 19:50
Stanley CheungStanley Cheung
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hm, serving both http and http2 traffic under the same nginx server should work. This is one example nginx.conf that works for us
server
listen 8080;
listen 8443 http2;
server_name localhost;
location /
grpc_pass localhost:9090;
I am not entirely sure, but does port 80 work with http2? I think there might be some restriction on what port number you can use with http2?
another slightly more involved example
server
listen [::]:$0;
listen [::]:$1 http2;
server_name localhost;
location /grpc.gateway.testing.EchoService/
grpc_pass localhost:$2;
grpc_channel_reuse on;
grpc_ssl $3;
grpc_ssl_target_name_override $4;
grpc_ssl_pem_root_certs "$5";
grpc_ssl_pem_private_key "$6";
grpc_ssl_pem_cert_chain "$7";
grpc_client_liveness_detection_interval 10ms;
add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin * always;
answered Mar 6 at 19:50
Stanley CheungStanley Cheung
911
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hm, serving both http and http2 traffic under the same nginx server should work. This is one example nginx.conf that works for us
server
listen 8080;
listen 8443 http2;
server_name localhost;
location /
grpc_pass localhost:9090;
I am not entirely sure, but does port 80 work with http2? I think there might be some restriction on what port number you can use with http2?
another slightly more involved example
server
listen [::]:$0;
listen [::]:$1 http2;
server_name localhost;
location /grpc.gateway.testing.EchoService/
grpc_pass localhost:$2;
grpc_channel_reuse on;
grpc_ssl $3;
grpc_ssl_target_name_override $4;
grpc_ssl_pem_root_certs "$5";
grpc_ssl_pem_private_key "$6";
grpc_ssl_pem_cert_chain "$7";
grpc_client_liveness_detection_interval 10ms;
add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin * always;
answered Mar 6 at 19:50
Stanley CheungStanley Cheung
911
add a comment |
hm, serving both http and http2 traffic under the same nginx server should work. This is one example nginx.conf that works for us
server
listen 8080;
listen 8443 http2;
server_name localhost;
location /
grpc_pass localhost:9090;
I am not entirely sure, but does port 80 work with http2? I think there might be some restriction on what port number you can use with http2?
another slightly more involved example
server
listen [::]:$0;
listen [::]:$1 http2;
server_name localhost;
location /grpc.gateway.testing.EchoService/
grpc_pass localhost:$2;
grpc_channel_reuse on;
grpc_ssl $3;
grpc_ssl_target_name_override $4;
grpc_ssl_pem_root_certs "$5";
grpc_ssl_pem_private_key "$6";
grpc_ssl_pem_cert_chain "$7";
grpc_client_liveness_detection_interval 10ms;
add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin * always;
answered Mar 6 at 19:50
Stanley CheungStanley Cheung
911
hm, serving both http and http2 traffic under the same nginx server should work. This is one example nginx.conf that works for us
server
listen 8080;
listen 8443 http2;
server_name localhost;
location /
grpc_pass localhost:9090;
I am not entirely sure, but does port 80 work with http2? I think there might be some restriction on what port number you can use with http2?
another slightly more involved example
server
listen [::]:$0;
listen [::]:$1 http2;
server_name localhost;
location /grpc.gateway.testing.EchoService/
grpc_pass localhost:$2;
grpc_channel_reuse on;
grpc_ssl $3;
grpc_ssl_target_name_override $4;
grpc_ssl_pem_root_certs "$5";
grpc_ssl_pem_private_key "$6";
grpc_ssl_pem_cert_chain "$7";
grpc_client_liveness_detection_interval 10ms;
add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin * always;
answered Mar 6 at 19:50
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911
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If you remove the gRPC endpoint, does the
proxy_passto Flask then work properly, or does the issue persist?– hexacyanide
Mar 3 at 21:36