We're currently using apache mod_proxy_balancer and cookies
to make sessions sticky to backend hosts. Unfortunately
mod_proxy_balancer doesn't seem to have any way of draining
backend nodes. i.e. when we need to take one node out of
service, we'd want to schedule that a few days in advanced.
On 2009-03-26, Joseph Hardeman jharde...@colocube.com wrote:
Yes it can, there is an haproxy.conf file which contains the hosts that
you are proxying the traffic for. To remove a host, you would edit this
file, put a # in front of the server(s) you want taken off line and then
run the
Very cool.
Welcome to the community. :-)
Jan-Frode Myklebust wrote:
On 2009-03-26, Joseph Hardeman jharde...@colocube.com wrote:
Yes it can, there is an haproxy.conf file which contains the hosts that
you are proxying the traffic for. To remove a host, you would edit this
file, put a #
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