Willy, Am 26.06.20 um 11:44 schrieb Willy Tarreau: >> If you need to plan ahead for migrations due to any reason, you can >> stay on LTS releases and you will have plenty of time for carrying out >> such migrations. >> Currently, that is either version 1.8 with EOL planned 2022-Q4, or >> version 2.0 with EOL planned 2024-Q2. > > That's exactly the purpose of LTS versions! I'd add that in addition, > if there's anything of interest in 2.2 for your deployment you should > definitely try it *before* it's released, to make sure any possible > bug that would affect you is addressed in time. >
FWIW: As of the 20200624 snapshot I'm running it on my personal box without issues. Moderately complex configuration with HTTP / TCP / DNS / Proxy Protocol / etc. Very low traffic, though. However I'm not yet testing out the new shinys in the configuration (http-after-response), in case I have to revert back. My two previous attempts failed due to heap / allocator corruption (issues #681 and #700). Best regards Tim Düsterhus
