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>From: Onur Agin [mailto:onura...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 1:23 PM
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> Subject: Re: [us...@httpd] Load balancer sticky ses
t: Re: [us...@httpd] Load balancer sticky session problem
What if I have a session clustering mechanism which works
asynchronously, so if host A fails, then the sessions will be replicated
to server B in several seconds, and if the session is sticky and request
is moved to B, on
What if I have a session clustering mechanism which works asynchronously, so
if host A fails, then the sessions will be replicated to server B in several
seconds, and if the session is sticky and request is moved to B, only
request that will come on that second will fail. But if the load balancer i
> "The downside is that if the desired server is really down, the
request
> will eventually fail."
>
> I wouldn't want this, the reason why I am using a load balancer
is to have high availability,
> not just to balance a load.
>
> How can I overcome this?
>
"The downside is that if the desired server is really down, the request
will eventually fail."
I wouldn't want this, the reason why I am using a load balancer is to have
high availability, not just to balance a load.
How can I overcome this?
Aren't there any alternatives?
Also what does it mean
Try adding "nofailover=On" to the Proxy tag, ie
...
By default, if the desired balancer member is busy, the request will be
routed to another one, even if the stickysession doesn't match (this is
"failover"). To force apache to hold the request until the server is
free again, you need to switch
