Hi Maik,
On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 12:31:23AM +0200, Maik Broemme wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to set the listen address of HAProxy as an HTTP-Request
> Header? For example if you have HAProxys running on multiple servers and
> balance the requests to multiple backend servers, which have a NAT r
Hi,
is it possible to set the listen address of HAProxy as an HTTP-Request
Header? For example if you have HAProxys running on multiple servers and
balance the requests to multiple backend servers, which have a NAT router
between HAProxys and backend servers, it would be very nice to have a
header
Hi all,
I got several annoying bug reports which all finally got fixed
(last one fixed this evening). So, since the bug queue is now
empty, it's a good time to release a new version.
I now encourage everyone to migrate to maintenance release 1.3.19.
The 3 last bugs I fixed can cause random pauses
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 01:02:45PM -0400, Chuck Koscher wrote:
> I've got HAProxy performing health checks on Tomcat servers, but if an
> individual servlet goes down on one Tomcat, HAProxy continues to
> direct failed traffic towards it.
>
> How can HAProxy be configured to recognize Tomcat's
Hi Jeff,
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 02:35:24PM -0400, Jeff Buchbinder wrote:
> I'm having a strange issue with haproxy, involving a client who is using
> HTTP/1.1 "chunking" with requests, but is rudely not allowing fallback
> to HTTP/1.0 behavior. (They're using Apache Coyote, if that makes any
>
Hi Guillaume,
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 09:33:07AM -0400, Guillaume Bourque wrote:
> > > But has any one looked at doing a SourceIP persistence which is not a
> > > hash i.e. a look up table of source IPs?
> >
> > We wanted to work on it but don't have the time to do everything, so... one
> > thing
I'm having a strange issue with haproxy, involving a client who is using
HTTP/1.1 "chunking" with requests, but is rudely not allowing fallback
to HTTP/1.0 behavior. (They're using Apache Coyote, if that makes any
difference).
Any attempt to grab data from them results in something like this f
I've got HAProxy performing health checks on Tomcat servers, but if an
individual servlet goes down on one Tomcat, HAProxy continues to
direct failed traffic towards it.
How can HAProxy be configured to recognize Tomcat's HTTP Status 503?
Thanks,
Chuck
xx yy a écrit :
> My tests were conducted on a Xen hypervisor with 3 Virtual Machines
> running
> Ubuntu Server 8.04 64bit:
VM are nice for dev/testing, not so when you have to get the full perfs
of a system ..
> #1: HAPROXY 1.3.18 compiled from source 128 MB, 1 CPU
> #2: Apache 256 MB, 1 CPU
> #3
Hi Willy,
> > But has any one looked at doing a SourceIP persistence which is not a
> > hash i.e. a look up table of source IPs?
>
> We wanted to work on it but don't have the time to do everything, so... one
> thing at a time :-)
Why not just balance base on the source IP it work well for us,
With carp, the IP address should already be bound to the spare server, just not
active. If you check the status of CARP on the main server, it should list that
IP as active and on the backup server as backup. Might want to verify your
configs in CARP.
Travis
From: Daniel Gentleman [mailto:dani
Hi,
I have played around with HAproxy and I must say that it is a great product.
My tests were conducted on a Xen hypervisor with 3 Virtual Machines running
Ubuntu Server 8.04 64bit:
#1: HAPROXY 1.3.18 compiled from source 128 MB, 1 CPU
#2: Apache 256 MB, 1 CPU
#3 Lighttpd 512 MB, 2 CPU
This
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