You're right that the API really needs to be documented. My hope
is that once the "make balancer-manager changes sticky" backports
are approved and in 2.4.x, I'll write up in more detail how
the b-m works and its API.
afaik, nginx lacks any sort of dynamic reverse-proxy reconfig
capability. It's o
It's correct that somebody could use an http client to do the load
balancing, it's just awkward: there isn't a published API for it. The
script / client might need to have some intelligence built into it, to
try to figure out what the current states of the load balanced servers
are, and to handle
On Oct 30, 2012, at 3:12 PM, John M wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a new feature request for the balancer-manager: the ability to
> enable or disable servers in the balancer using the command line,
> instead of using the only way that exists that I know of: the
> balancer-manager webpage. The use
On 30 Oct 2012, at 9:12 PM, John M wrote:
> I have a new feature request for the balancer-manager: the ability to
> enable or disable servers in the balancer using the command line,
> instead of using the only way that exists that I know of: the
> balancer-manager webpage. The use case for this
Hello,
I have a new feature request for the balancer-manager: the ability to
enable or disable servers in the balancer using the command line,
instead of using the only way that exists that I know of: the
balancer-manager webpage. The use case for this would be the creation
of a shell script that
