Hi,
based on your information we implemented the described setup and did not
encounter any stickiness problems so far.
Cutting out F5 is sadly a decision that is not under my control. I agree
that it would be a simpler setup with just nginx loadbalancing.
Thanks all.
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s_n Wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> we want to use a F5 loadbalancer in front of two nginx instances,
> which balance the load to our app-nodes.
Why not cut out the F5, use stream to balance between the same instance(s)
(loop back) with either a single
Hello!
On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 12:14:36PM -0400, s_n wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> we want to use a F5 loadbalancer in front of two nginx instances, which
> balance the load to our app-nodes.
>
> The F5 loadbalancer distributes incoming requests via round-robin algorithm
> to the two nginx instances.
>
Hi all,
we want to use a F5 loadbalancer in front of two nginx instances, which
balance the load to our app-nodes.
The F5 loadbalancer distributes incoming requests via round-robin algorithm
to the two nginx instances.
The nginx instances should be configured to use ip_hash to distribute the
req
