02-28-2017 01:35 AM
Hi to all, from CUCM 10.5 version, can i send AXL request also to subscriber nodes or only to publisher ?
I f I have a CUCM cluster made of 8 nodes, can I think to balance the AXL request towards the 8 nodes or I have to send AXL request only to publisher and is the CUCM cluster in charge to balance the request ?
My partner is thinking to build a 8 nodes cluster of CUCM only to improve performance for AXL request (potentially 7000 request each day at almost the same time), but I have the doubt it doesn't work in such a manner.
Thanks for your help.
Stefania.
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02-28-2017 10:37 AM
For "read" requests, it can make sense to distribute requests across nodes, based on node capacity and performance testing, especially for data that does not change often.
"Update" requests (add/remove/update) should be directed to the Publisher, as (most) data tables are replicated from Publisher->Subscriber only.
Note that even for reads, data-replication delay may need to be considered: e.g. if an application makes an update to the Publisher, and then immediately attempts a read from a Subscriber, the Subscriber data may not reflect the latest data due to replication delay.
02-28-2017 10:37 AM
For "read" requests, it can make sense to distribute requests across nodes, based on node capacity and performance testing, especially for data that does not change often.
"Update" requests (add/remove/update) should be directed to the Publisher, as (most) data tables are replicated from Publisher->Subscriber only.
Note that even for reads, data-replication delay may need to be considered: e.g. if an application makes an update to the Publisher, and then immediately attempts a read from a Subscriber, the Subscriber data may not reflect the latest data due to replication delay.
03-02-2017 01:55 AM
Thanks David for your answer.
03-09-2017 01:39 AM
Hi David I have one more question, How many write request per minute or second can handle a publisher made by Execute SQl Query ?
03-14-2017 04:35 PM
No fixed number, throttling is handled dynamically based on system capacity, current database load/backlog, etc.
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