Multiple backend

@herken wrote:

Hello,

to be better in my explanation, i need to explain ma infrastructure

I have 5 virtuals servers : Bitwarden, Jira, Confluence, Owncloud and the HAProxy.

I use a DNS with my nas synology (like xxx.synology.me). Actually to have an access to each server, i opened each port on the router except for bitwarden.

Owncloud is configured on HTTPS, Bitwarden too.
Confluence and Jira use the port 9000 and 8080 on HTTP. (Jira and confluence have a context path. /jira and /confluence)

Acually, to access to confluence, it’s like this : https://xxx.synology.me:9000/confluence

I would use the port 443 for all server.

https://xxx.synology.me/confluence
https://xxx.synology.me/jira
https://xxx.synology.me/owncloud
https://xxx.synology.me/bitwarden

Actually, the configuration on Haproxy i tested

frontend www.mysite.com
    bind *:443 ssl crt /etc/ssl/private/mydomain.pem

    acl url_bitwarden path_end bitwarden
    use_backend bitwarden if url_bitwarden


    acl url_jira path_end jira
    use_backend jira if url_jira


    http-request redirect scheme https unless { ssl_fc }
    default_backend web_servers




backend bitwarden
    balance roundrobin
    server bitwarden 192.168.0.123:443 check maxconn 20 ssl verify none


backend jira
    balance roundrobin
    server jira 192.168.0.124:8080/jira check maxconn 20


backend web_servers
    balance roundrobin
    server server1 192.168.0.122:443 check maxconn 20 ssl verify none

If i trying to access to https://xxx.synology.me/ => I have the access to owncloud
But https://xxx.synology.me/bitwarden not working
https://xxx.synology.me/jira not working.

If i replace this line => (Ip of bitwarden)

backend web_servers
balance roundrobin
server server1 192.168.0.123:443 check maxconn 20 ssl verify none

I accessed at bitwarden. When i use the path_end, it’s not working. Something is wrong…

Can you help me? I hope it’s clear for you

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