On 11/17/2011 10:55 PM, Mir Islam wrote:
Hi Guys, I am wondering how people are solving the problem of HAProxy becoming SPOF. I am
using HAproxy in Amazon cloud for SSL stick session and load balancing, but best solution
I could come up with for making HAProxy HA is by having another exact inst
I use two load balancer instances and setup DNS to have two A records.
I map each A record to a virtual IP.
It's "OK" for one of those A records to go down. Browsers will move on an
try the next one.
(test it and be sure, but I've seen it work all the time)
'dig' a few of the major internet playe
Hello All,
First of all, pardon me if I'm not communicating very well. English
is not my native language. We are running a static file distribution
cluster. The cluster consists of many web servers serving static files over
HTTP. We have very large number of files such that a single server
So on avg how long it took for the AWS api call to transfer the IP to standby
HA Proxy? I am wondering if it makes to go with just auto scale and define
minimum 1 server.
Thanks
Mir
On Nov 18, 2011, at 4:26 AM, Mariano Guezuraga wrote:
> On 11/17/2011 10:55 PM, Mir Islam wrote:
>> Hi Guys, I
Firts, sorry HAproxy list for the OT.
I would say it takes an average of 5 seconds.
Also please note that Amazon _seems_ to throttle your API requests if
you exceed certain number of requests, sometimes the API failed with
"unable to connect to ..." (I've noticed that while performing the
mon
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