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1 year agoThe nginx documentation for the ssl preread module has an almost identical example.
The nginx documentation for the ssl preread module has an almost identical example.
I am running a similar setup to yours. The issue is that only one server block can listen to an address+port pair. You ought to do something like this:
map $ssl_preread_server_name $proxy_backend_router {
serviceA.example.com upstreamA:12346;
serviceB.example.com upstreamB:12346;
default $ssl_preread_server_name.invalid_proxy:443;
}
server {
listen 443;
ssl_preread on;
proxy_pass $proxy_backend_router;
}
I recently bought an x86 passive cooled box from Topton, an aliexpress merchant, that was recommended by ServeTheHome, a great youtube channel/blog that reviews all kinds of networking equipment for homelabs. Since it’s x86, you can pretty much install anything on it, in my case OPNSense. I recommend you watch some of their videos/read their blogs and see what fits!