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above 4 vCPUs.
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David,
On Thu, August 3, 2023 8:35 am, David Lang via rsyslog wrote:
> re: DTLS, to be able to do TLS over UDP, you have to introduce sequencing
> and
> retries, at which point you are pretty much reinventing TCP.
Just FYI, "DTLS" is Datagram Transport Layer Security (RFC-9147). It is
based on
As a practical matter, if you have multiple senders, you don't need to have
'correct' load balancing where each sender opens multiple connections and sends
to all targets.
Instead you can get by with a much simpler mechanism.
setup a load balancer of your choice, use TCP, and configure the sen
a
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And why can't you use rsyslog to load-balance multiple outpu
eams to
balance this out without the need for external and internal NLBs.
Thanks Rainer & David!
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tells me they can't
open multiple TCP streams to balance this out without the need for external and
internal NLBs.
Thanks Rainer & David!
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ly that's what I expected. Thanks David.
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> Cheers,
> Mike
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Yeah, unfortunately that's what I expected. Thanks David.
Cheers,
Mike
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On Thu, 3 Aug 2023, Redbourne,Michael via rsyslog wrote:
I know rsyslog is using gnutls (default) with a recommendation for openssl and
has support for TLS-encrypted TCP connections. Does rsyslog support
TLS-encrypted UDP connections (specifically, inbound)?
No, TLS requires a stream of pack
Hey folks,
I know rsyslog is using gnutls (default) with a recommendation for openssl and
has support for TLS-encrypted TCP connections. Does rsyslog support
TLS-encrypted UDP connections (specifically, inbound)?
Cheers,
Mike
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