01-09-2007 01:05 AM
Hi all
We have a situation here at work where we are about to significantly increase the number of users going through our load balancers (csm-s version 2.1(4) ).
The application guys have asked whether there is a way to limit the number of connections allowed and if that limit is exceeded then send users to a different server with a "application busy" type error page. Not ideal but it will be a while before they can upgrade their infrastructure. i have a few quick questions.
1) If i have a maxconns limit under the vserver config and that limit is reached does it then use a defined backup serverfarm.
2) if the maxconns is reached and the CSM-S uses the backup serverfarm, are the real servers marked as out-of-service. If so presumably they are put back in service once the number of connections falls below the maxconns limit.
3)If the reals are marked out-of-service will existing user connections be serviced (they will be using sticky).
4) Is there a better way to do this with the CSM-S
Any help much appreciated
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01-09-2007 04:55 AM
I would suggest the maxconn per server.
Each server that will reach the maxconn will be put out-of-service until the number of connections drop.
If no more servers are active, than a backup serverfarm will be used if it has been configured.
Connections active with a server are not affected when this server goes out-of-service.
This is the only way to achieve what you want.
Gilles.
01-09-2007 04:55 AM
I would suggest the maxconn per server.
Each server that will reach the maxconn will be put out-of-service until the number of connections drop.
If no more servers are active, than a backup serverfarm will be used if it has been configured.
Connections active with a server are not affected when this server goes out-of-service.
This is the only way to achieve what you want.
Gilles.
01-09-2007 05:13 AM
Many thanks Gilles
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