How to configure Eureka load balancing?

To set up Eureka load balancing, you need to follow these steps:

1. Firstly, make sure that Eureka Server is installed and configured. You can refer to the official Eureka documentation or other tutorials to complete this step.
2. Install and configure a load balancer, such as Nginx or HAProxy. The load balancer can distribute requests to multiple instances of Eureka Server to achieve load balancing. You can install and configure the load balancer according to your needs.
3. Add the configuration for Eureka Server in the load balancer’s configuration file. The configuration example is as follows:
4. To configure Nginx to use an upstream block in the http section and proxy requests to a group of servers named eureka_servers in the server block.
5. For HAProxy, you can add server configurations in the backend section as shown below:
   backend eureka_servers
   server eureka-server1 eureka-server1:8761
   server eureka-server2 eureka-server2:8761
   server eureka-server3 eureka-server3:8761
6. Based on the actual situation, you may add more instances of Eureka Server.
7. Start the load balancer and ensure that the Eureka Server instance is already running. By accessing the load balancer’s URL, you should be able to see the Eureka Server console.

By following the above steps, you can configure Eureka load balancing. Please make appropriate adjustments based on the load balancer you are using and your specific situation.