We have an external facing portal that serves multiple applications via single
sign on, to bypass cross domain limitations & simplifying support we proxy all
the requests through apache httpd, there are about 100 independent applications
that we proxy using mod_proxy
In case of slow responses
> We are observing a very strange issue with Apache 2.2.14 serving as a
> transparent proxy to an application server using mod_proxy, when the
> application server sends chunked mode response
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> Apache is listening over SSL & reverse proxying to the backend server HTTP,
> We have SSLProxyEng
ssions need to be sticky to the backend application servers, how can i
make sure that no matter which Apache a request ends up on, it always ends
up on the same application server on which it is sticky.
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Thanks & Regards,
Pratyoosh Sharma
h the same thing? Any comments
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Thanks & Regards,
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> it is normal that there not to have any logs at that time.
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> The problem here is that your backend may not support a spike load or can
> hove some capacity problems.
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> From: pratyoosh sharma
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We are running a high volume portal that uses Apache 2.2.11 mod_proxy
to reverse proxy content from downstream apache-> application servers,
we recently started observing 503 errors on the Apache which happen
sporadically throughout the day during activity on random requests.
The requests returned
