Yes, it's achievable with scripting/separate fixture. Requires shared
storage, like memcached/redis/etc.
On 03-04-19 15:37, Ramachandra Bhaskar via nginx wrote:
Hello
We are having a legacy system(say a.b.c.d) which uses http basic
authentication (username/password)
Currently we are using nginx ingress controller to pass all the requests
coming to webserver(say 1.2.3.4) using kubernetes "auth-url" annotation
to the legacy system and if successful we are forwarding to our
application server.(say w.s.x.c)
We want to do few things
we want a consolidated nginx server(/container) which can use do
secondary authentication with legacy system and also cache successful
requests.
is that possible ? We want to reduce number of hits going to legacy
system for authentication thats our end goal
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Coldrift Technologies B.V.
http://coldrift.com/
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