On 12/08/2005 11:59 AM, Matthias Behrens wrote:
[..cut..] > thats a pretty good feature but something that would really kick ass would > be if the proxy would know the cpu-load of every balanceserver > > is it possible you could hand the cpuload throu an extra header and restore > it to zere if <timeout> secounds without requests This is possible. You can write your own modules that provide the load balancing meachanism as a provider. Thus you can provide a lb provider that somehow gets this information from the backend and uses it for its lb decisions. [..cut..] > > a first step that would be very cool also would be if i could cofigure a > server to be used for n% of all requests and change this % while runtime. so > if a server is running wild cause of a script that is using 100% cpu for > endless (which happens pretty often here) i could lower his loadbalancing % > to 1% so he would not get to much requests. You can already do this. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_proxy_balancer.html#enable Regards Rüdiger
