In message <[email protected]>, Matus UHLAR - fantomas writes:
Long time ago when we were trying to have multiple web servers for
redundancy and balancing, we have found that multiple IP's is not a
good solution (parts of web pages didn't load). We selected L3
switches then...
On 21.12.11 09:26, Mark Andrews wrote:
Which is really the result of badly designed clients. Clients are getting
better with address affinity and fast failover on unreachable servers.
It's been long time ago (~10 years). And even if they did failover, 30s
(tcp connection timeout) delays are very ugly when loading a web page.
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