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Load balancing queuemetrics?

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QueueMetrics:
That would be pretty expensive to do though - why don't you like sticky sessions? :)

barryf:

--- Quote from: QueueMetrics on September 16, 2010, 09:49:29 ---That would be pretty expensive to do though - why don't you like sticky sessions? :)


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Because that would require a hardware load balancer rather than simple round robin DNS.

-Barry

QueueMetrics:
As QM is resource-intensive, you could likely get it to work using a simple Apache HTTPD proxying requests for multiple backend servers..... this looks promising: http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1939_mod-proxy-ajp-and-mod-proxy-balancer-examples.html

barryf:

--- Quote from: QueueMetrics on September 17, 2010, 09:12:43 ---As QM is resource-intensive, you could likely get it to work using a simple Apache HTTPD proxying requests for multiple backend servers..... this looks promising: http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1939_mod-proxy-ajp-and-mod-proxy-balancer-examples.html


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Thanks for the suggestion, but really, I could use Linux LVS load balancer just as easily. However, it still requires additional hardware ;-(

-Barry

QueueMetrics:
You could have Apache on Server A, port 80, that points to Tomcat on Server A, port 8080 and Server B, port 8080. :-)

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