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Failover LB turns nginx boxes into one load balancer

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An open-source web GUI for running two or more nginx servers as a coordinated, failover-ready load balancer.

Why it surfaced

Failover LB stages every configuration change on every node, tests it with the real nginx binary, and only reloads when the fleet agrees. It also tackles the unglamorous operational edges—clustered certificate renewal, backend health checks, WAF rules, DNS failover, and replaying changes after an offline server returns.

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This is one of 1,000 discoveries in the 2026-08-17 Domain Arrivals issue.