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How does the load balancer decide that an host is down? Is it possible to have it check for a file? Or for a service/process running?
Thanks in advance for any help!
2003-07-10 13:02:27 UTC by pabloj
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It would be nice to mark a host as 'down' if a certain string is not
returned in an HTTP request. For instance, if you are load
balancing web applications and one fails, but the host still
responds to pings, you can't mark it as 'down'.
2002-09-28 15:48:55 UTC by jeckard
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The Java load balancer should essentially work on all the platforms that have a JVM available. It has been tested on Windows (NT & 2000), Linux (i386) and Solaris.
2002-07-26 23:33:30 UTC by usingh
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Thanks for offering to build this feature but I think that
you may already
have it sort of. Your LB algorithm selects a server to
assign the browser
session to. What I want to do it make sure that no new
sessions are started
with a server in the cluster so I can phase it out. Here
is the procedure I
would like to follow.
1) Have two servers running in the cluster running.
2...
2002-07-26 23:30:21 UTC by usingh
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usingh committed patchset 9 of module LB to the Java based IP load balancer CVS repository, changing 2 files.
2002-07-26 23:13:16 UTC by usingh
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usingh committed patchset 8 of module LB to the Java based IP load balancer CVS repository, changing 2 files.
2002-07-26 23:04:53 UTC by usingh
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usingh committed patchset 2 of module CVSROOT to the Java based IP load balancer CVS repository, changing 1 files.
2002-07-26 22:56:17 UTC by usingh
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usingh committed patchset 7 of module LB to the Java based IP load balancer CVS repository, changing 77 files.
2002-07-26 22:29:21 UTC by usingh
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usingh committed patchset 6 of module LB to the Java based IP load balancer CVS repository, changing 78 files.
2002-07-26 21:53:12 UTC by usingh
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usingh committed patchset 5 of module LB to the Java based IP load balancer CVS repository, changing 78 files.
2002-07-26 21:53:12 UTC by usingh
