I've got a server running open source Nginx 1.10.3
with a pretty simple config: Serving static files, in case a file doesn't exist, the request is send to a backend.
I need to limit the active connections to this backend. Quite easy, isn't it, using upstream server max_conns
, which
limits the maximum number of simultaneous active connections to the proxied server.
Besides, this was only introduced in 1.11.5
, so it's not (yet) available for me.
Any clever ideas / workarounds out there dealing with this situation?
[This server is currently running Debian jessie
with nginx
out of jessie-backports
. I could upgrade to stretch
, and use stretch-backports
. But, before doing so, and because I'm quite happy with this system, I would like to check if there is any other way around. You know: Never change a running system...]
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