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Something-driven development | Software development thoughts around Ubuntu, Python, Golang and other tools Something-driven development Software development thoughts around Ubuntu, Python, Golang and other tools Using Apache2’s mod_proxy to transition traffic with 3 comments I was recently in the situation of wanting to transition traffic gradually from an old deployment to a new deployment. It’s a large production system, so rather than just switching the DNS entries to point at the new deployment, I wanted to be able to shift the traffic over in a couple of controlled steps. It turns out, Apache’s mod_proxy makes this relatively straight forward. You can choose which resource for which you want to move traffic, and easily update the proportion of traffic for that resource which should go through to the new env. Might be old news to some, but not having needed this before, I was quite impressed by Apache2’s configurability: # Pass any requests for specific-url through to...
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