Not sure why you would run multiple HAProxy in one node. I don't understand
what you want to do. But...
Look into using Consul to help load balance/cluster your HAProxy instances.
That is what we are doing. Simple and works great. Think of Consul as a Global
load balancing service that works
My understanding, and I could very well be wrong. Is that HAProxy is not
SMP aware, it's single threaded and will not automatically take advantage
of systems with multiple CPU's or cores. Other than the OS scheduler moving
things around.
Running multiple instances allows you to peg each instance
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