Hi Sebastian,
Please, help us. You create too many threads at a time for too many
different problems (or sometimes for the exact same issue), where most
of the time the answer is in the documentation.
It's really difficult to follow you. At this time, in this new thread, I
can't guess which configuration your are using, nor I can't guess if
your other issues were solved without having to reread completely *all*
the threads, and I doubt I'm the only one.
Here, you're talking about values Willy posted, this is typically an
email that should stay in that previous thread, then. It would be easier
for everyone.
Thanks for your help, I guess you'll have better answers with such an
effort ;-)
Le 12/02/2012 11:05, Sebastian Fohler a écrit :
I've checked the values Willy posted on the haproxy page. All my
hardware configurations should meet the needs of haproxy. Still I have
major performance problems. How do I best find out why? The logs tell me
not nearly anything I neec to now to fix that problems. Since I use vm's
to try haproxy, I'm able to change some specifics in case I need to.
My Hardware assigned to the vm's is:
Two cores: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X3430 @ 2.40GHz
512 MB Ram
The second problem I have is, as I posted before, down reportings for my
backend server which are definitly not down.
I've run those servers on DNS RR before where each server could handle
at least 700 sessions http connections.
Right now in use with haproxy every server only can keep 300 - 400.
Seems strange to me.
Thank you for any help you can give me.
Best regards
Sebastian
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Cyril Bonté
