Hello,
Willy, thanks for you email. I will try to fight with the opts and
memory? I hope it helps also for low memory. We have 4GB on our 2
nodes servers.
On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 11:59 AM, Willy Tarreau w...@1wt.eu wrote:
Hello,
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 04:09:56PM +0100, Miko?aj Radzewicz
Bedis,
Cause using the cores to decrypt traffic would reduce drastically
overall performance.
Well, this is what we saw on our HTTP cache server (running CentOS) on
8 cores hardware: when enabling SSL, the performance were so bad that
So we kept our old Nortel vpn 3050 to handle the SSL
Hi Willy,
You are right, I misunderstand the log and thanks for your patient.
Best Regards,
Hogan
On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 3:03 PM, Willy Tarreau w...@1wt.eu wrote:
On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 09:03:17AM +0800, Hogan Yu wrote:
Hi Willy,
Sorry for reply so late, I test my configuration
Hi John,
Without entering too much in details, we have a mutualized reverse
proxy cache platform in order to accelerate HTTP content (you can call
it CDN ;) ) on which we use an HTTP reverse proxy caches coded by a
third party company.
The reverse proxy software run over a centos linux and has a
Bedis,
At that kind of connection volume (I assume that your 20k/s includes a
certain quantity of keepalive, but a large volume of new connections as
well) I'm not that surprised that you needed dedicated hardware. That
said, I wouldn't expect the load to necessarily be that bad. I have
little
On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 10:03:38AM +0100, Miko?aj Radzewicz wrote:
Hello,
Willy, thanks for you email. I will try to fight with the opts and
memory? I hope it helps also for low memory. We have 4GB on our 2
nodes servers.
OK so with 4GB, you're working in PAE mode and it's quite possible to
I wish I could use OpenSource solution.
But my company refused so I had to follow their requirements
(actually, the requirement was to use this specific software :D)
and yes, our oldies do their job on SSL :)
(If it works, don't fix it!!!)
On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 5:05 PM, John Marrett
You might take a look at one of these:
http://www.caviumnetworks.com/processor_security_nitroxLite.htm
They ship a modified OpenSSL stack to take advantage of the card. Cavium is
what's inside most of the commercial load balancers...including I believe F5.
-J
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Is your e-mail
Does anyone have an answer to this?
Is there a way to balance 2 SSL encrypted (tomcat) webservers with
HAPROXY alone?
if so can someone please point out some config examples?
reading the documentation doesn't give this scenario.
tia.
On Tue, 16 Nov 2010 09:28:58 -0500 t...@hush.com wrote:
What
We are attempting to use the appsession config option to ensure that
requests with the same session id in the url query parameters go to the same
backend. We are also using the option redispatch setting to ensure that
sessions get sent to a new backend when an existing backend goes down. It
seems
We are attempting to use the appsession config option to ensure that
requests with the same session id in the url query parameters go to the same
backend. We are also using the option redispatch setting to ensure that
sessions get sent to a new backend when an existing backend goes down. It
seems
Upon further inspection, this appears to reproduce even when option
redispatch is not set. However, it does not seem to reproduce if I disable
http keep-alive with option forceclose. If anyone has any ideas why our
client connections would be getting dispatched to different backend when
using http
Hi guys
I would like to accomplish to following with HAProxy : if a server show
a load average too high, indicate this server as down and remove it from
live traffic. When load avg get to a better state, put server back
online.
Looking into documentation I think the following could work, I would
Hi,
I'm not (yet) an HAproxy expert, but your scenario is good enough if
the application hosted on the backend servers is sessionless or
not...
If you don't need session, then your scenario could work. (be careful
that all your backend won't answer a 5xx at the same time ;) )
If you need session
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