This is a simple HTTP 1.1 reverse proxy written in Python 3 that supports multiple downstream services with multiple instances. The downstream services are identified using the Host HTTP header.

The requests are load-balanced randomly or via a round-robin strategy.

The response from the downstream service is sent back to the reverse proxy.

You can run it as a

• Python application
• standalone Docker container
• Docker container deployed on a Kubernetes cluster as a Helm chart
• Docker container deployed on a Kubernetes cluster as an Operator

For more information, go to the GitHub page and read the friendly documentation.

Enjoy!

PHPBack is an open source feedback system. You can find it on GitHub as well.

In order to run a PHPBack instance I created these 3 things:

• a Docker image;
• a docker-compose so that you can run it locally;
• a Helm chart that you can easily deploy in a Kubernetes cluster (tested on both minikube and AWS).

For more information, go to the GitHub page and read the friendly documentation.

Enjoy!

This project was used during an internship workshop. The Elixir code (the echo server) was not written by me. I only added the unit tests.

You can go through the workshop and learn how to

• create a local Jenkins server with Docker
• spin a few virtual machines (with Hyper-V or VirtualBox) with Docker machine
• create a Docker Swarm with those virtual machines
• connect Jenkins to the Swarm
• create a pipeline to build, test and deploy the echo server in the Swarm

The code and its documentation can be seen in

• Bitbucket
• GitHub