Hi!
If it's not too much trouble maybe you could send a short message to haproxy
list describing how you fixed the problem. This might help someone else who
reads the list archives.
Yes, Jarno. You're absolutely right.
The main problem of this was the enormous default idle timeout of Hybris
Hi,
On Wed, Oct 15, Dennis Plöger | getit GmbH wrote:
Hi!
Hmm... I just understood, that we're probably talking about different things
here. As you can see in my configuration, I haven't specify a maxconn value.
From the configuration documentation I didn't understand, what the default
Hi!
Maybe try with no option dontlognull ?
Are all connections in logs logged with normal -- session state ?
http://cbonte.github.io/haproxy-dconv/configuration-1.5.html#8.5
Oh. Thanks for mentioning that page (I somehow never got there). I now saw,
that the connections are dropped with cD
Hello!
Oh. Thanks for mentioning that page (I somehow never got there). I now saw,
that
the connections are dropped with cD - meaning, that HAproxy thought, the
server would be down.
Getting back on that. I understand, that D means that HAProxy thinks, the
server is down. Shouldn't hatop
Hi!
Thanks for answering.
(You might consider running garbd arbitrator on a third server (or a
third node), because if the two pxc nodes loose connection between each other
- split brain and both nodes won't work
Hi!
Me again.
Kinda (see my haproxy.cfg below). You're right. I will check out the logging
options and optimize logging.
I just checked the configuration options again and saw, that I'm already
logging enough (I think). However, no errors are logged.
What kind of server / client timeouts
Hi!
Hmm... I just understood, that we're probably talking about different things
here. As you can see in my configuration, I haven't specify a maxconn value.
From the configuration documentation I didn't understand, what the default
value is. I just updated my configuration based on this
Hi there!
I'm currently trying to create a completely high available setup for the Hybris
platform (http://hybris.com/). Hybris is a Spring-based framework for
e-commerce sites, that is running on Tomcat and connecting via a JDBC pool to
different databases, MySQL being one.
So I've set up
Hi,
On Tue, Oct 14, Dennis Plöger | getit GmbH wrote:
Hi there!
I'm currently trying to create a completely high available setup for the
Hybris platform (http://hybris.com/). Hybris is a Spring-based framework for
e-commerce sites, that is running on Tomcat and connecting via a JDBC pool
9 matches
Mail list logo
