2012/10/23 Thomas Heil <[email protected]>: > Hi, > > On 23.10.2012 13:55, Finn Arne Gangstad wrote: >> >> Each request is a reasonably simple GET request that typically takes >> 10-20ms to process. This works great until a server needs to GC, then >> the query will hang for a few seconds. > Iam not quit sure, but I think you can play with timeout server and > option redispatch and retries, so that when GC occours the request would be > redispatched to the next server in the backend. > Try using "balance leastconn", if server will slow down/halt because of GC his queue will quickly be higher than rest of servers and new request will hit non-GCing ones, only disadvantage is that servers which respond faster will on average get more requests but that can be a good thing, if for any reason (backup, system update etc.) one of servers will start answering slower it will automatically get less requests.
-- Mariusz Gronczewski
