Hey Baptiste, On Sun, Jun 10, 2018 at 3:19 AM Baptiste <bed...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > ==> while writing this mail, I am able to reproduce the issue I think: > - start HAProxy with SRV records > - dump servers state > - update haproxy conf to prevent dns resolution at runtime > - reload haproxy > ==> my servers are now "unconfigured"... (no IP, no FQDN, nothing from the > servers state file) > > That is exactly the issue I was seeing, my apologies for not describing the actual issue I was seeing when I opened this thread. >> > 2. Additional record responses from the nameserver are not parsed >> - This just means that any servers that are populated from the SRV >> records require a second round of querying for each of the hosts after the >> fqdn is stored. It might be more efficient if these records are also parsed >> but I can see that it might be pretty challenging in the current DNS >> resolver >> - Only reason I thought of this was to try and reduce up the time it >> takes to populate the backend servers with addresses in an effort to lessen >> the effects of #1 >> >> > I'll work on this one as soon as I fixed the bug above/ > Great! The first one will go a long way in making reloads pretty seamless for DNS, at least for my use case :). Thanks again, Tait
