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If you’re collecting high-rate sensor or video data at the edge and need zero-downtime ingestion and fault-tolerant querying, an active–active ReductStore setup fronted by NGINX is a clean, practical pattern.

This tutorial walks you through the reference implementation, explains the architecture, and shows production-grade NGINX snippets you can adapt.

What We’ll Build​

We’ll set up a ReductStore cluster with NGINX as a reverse proxy, separating the ingress and egress layers. This architecture allows for independent scaling of write and read workloads, ensuring high availability and performance.

I think, [NGINX][1] doesn't need any introductions. It is one of the most widely used HTTP servers and reverse proxies. You can route your microservices or monolith application through it and make it responsible for:

• TSL encryption
• Basic HTTP authorization
• Map public URL to services or applications
• Load balancing