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Configuration for Azure

Setting up Access to Azure API

nginx-asg-sync uses the Azure API to get the list of IP addresses of the instances of a Virtual Machine Scale Set. To access the Azure API, nginx-asg-sync must have credentials. To provide credentials to nginx-asg-sync:

  1. Create the NGINX Plus VM with the system or user identity.
  2. Create a Reader role for the selected subscription or resource group and assign it to the identity of the NGINX Plus VM.

nginx-asg-sync Configuration

nginx-asg-sync is configured in /etc/nginx/config.yaml.

api_endpoint: http://127.0.0.1:8080/api
sync_interval_in_seconds: 5
cloud_provider: Azure
subscription_id: my_subscription_id
resource_group_name: my_resource_group
upstreams:
 - name: backend-one
   virtual_machine_scale_set: backend-one-group
   port: 80
   kind: http
   max_conns: 0
   max_fails: 1
   fail_timeout: 10s
   slow_start: 0s
 - name: backend-two
   virtual_machine_scale_set: backend-two-group
   port: 80
   kind: http
   max_conns: 0
   max_fails: 1
   fail_timeout: 10s
   slow_start: 0s
  • The api_endpoint key defines the NGINX Plus API endpoint.
  • The sync_interval_in_seconds key defines the synchronization interval: nginx-asg-sync checks for scaling updates every 5 seconds.
  • The cloud_provider key defines a Cloud Provider that will be used. The default is AWS. This means the key can be empty if using AWS. Possible values are: AWS, Azure.
  • The subscription_id key defines the Azure unique subscription id that identifies your Azure subscription.
  • The resource_group_name key defines the Azure resource group of your Virtual Machine Scale Set and Virtual Machine for NGINX Plus.
  • The upstreams key defines the list of upstream groups. For each upstream group we specify:
    • name – The name we specified for the upstream block in the NGINX Plus configuration.
    • virtual_machine_scale_set – The name of the corresponding Virtual Machine Scale Set.
    • port – The port on which our backend applications are exposed.
    • kind – The protocol of the traffic NGINX Plus load balances to the backend application, here http. If the application uses TCP/UDP, specify stream instead.
    • max_conns – The maximum number of simultaneous active connections to an upstream server. Default value is 0, meaning there is no limit.
    • max_fails – The number of unsuccessful attempts to communicate with an upstream server that should happen in the duration set by the fail-timeout to consider the server unavailable. Default value is 1. The zero value disables the accounting of attempts.
    • fail_timeout – The time during which the specified number of unsuccessful attempts to communicate with an upstream server should happen to consider the server unavailable. Default value is 10s.
    • slow_start – The slow start allows an upstream server to gradually recover its weight from 0 to its nominal value after it has been recovered or became available or when the server becomes available after a period of time it was considered unavailable. By default, the slow start is disabled.