"Setting Up a Scalable HTTP Gateway for Multiple Blockchain APIs"

[DESANI]

"Hey everyone, I'm planning to build a scalable HTTP gateway for multiple blockchain APIs and I'm looking for advice on how to approach this project. I've got experience with Docker and Kubernetes, but I'm not sure what the best architecture would be for load balancing and API routing. Anyone have any recommendations or existing solutions they'd be willing to share?"

 

[aist38]

"Hey guys, I've had success with using NGINX as a reverse proxy to manage multiple blockchain APIs. It's super lightweight and easy to set up, plus it's pretty flexible when it comes to scaling. Anyone using a load balancer in conjunction with NGINX?"

 

[avz_dalex]

"Dude, I've had success with using NGINX as a reverse proxy for my blockchain APIs. It's lightweight, scalable, and easy to set up for load balancing and SSL termination. Has anyone tried using Traefik for this purpose?"

 

[galinaf]

"Hey OP, have you looked into using NGINX or AWS API Gateway for this? They're both well-established solutions that can handle a ton of traffic and requests from multiple APIs. I've had good experiences with them in the past"

 

[kazak-10-ru]

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[mageguard]

"Hey, I'm actually working on a similar project now. Have you considered using a serverless gateway like AWS Lambda or Google Cloud Functions? They're super scalable and can handle multiple blockchain APIs with ease."

 

[AlexanderS]

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[ivashka2003]

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[Prizrak140]

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[Radiolybitel]

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[exdesign]

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[alexkio]

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[pogal]

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[Akella3000]

"Hey, I've had success with using NGINX as a reverse proxy for multiple blockchain APIs. You can set up separate upstream blocks for each API and even do load balancing across multiple instances. Has anyone tried using Traefik for this instead?"

 

[ribragimov]

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