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I'm want to setup JVB Pools but have some questions want to ask.
Currently I'm using service type is Load Balancer and different port for each JVB.
Then my firewall will NAT those port to public IP. These config currently working but for each JVB, I need clone from first JVB and reconfig JVB_PORT.
For this setup, i want config HPA to autoscale when JVB workload is full. I'm reading this guy's config and find out his idea is very good
he has a script like this to generate port base on hostname and he using statefulset for JVB so hostname of JVB is (jvb-0, jvb-1,... IFS='-' read -ra ADDR <<< "$HOSTNAME" let jvb_port=$((31000+${ADDR[1]}))
So I want to ask that can we implement that config to jitsi-helm? Or any recommend for JVB Pools behind NAT.
Thanks
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Hello guys,
I'm want to setup JVB Pools but have some questions want to ask.
Currently I'm using service type is Load Balancer and different port for each JVB.
Then my firewall will NAT those port to public IP. These config currently working but for each JVB, I need clone from first JVB and reconfig JVB_PORT.
For this setup, i want config HPA to autoscale when JVB workload is full. I'm reading this guy's config and find out his idea is very good
he has a script like this to generate port base on hostname and he using statefulset for JVB so hostname of JVB is (jvb-0, jvb-1,...
IFS='-' read -ra ADDR <<< "$HOSTNAME" let jvb_port=$((31000+${ADDR[1]}))
So I want to ask that can we implement that config to jitsi-helm? Or any recommend for JVB Pools behind NAT.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: