Hi,
I'm using JMeter to load test a web app. which is behind a load balancer
and squid proxies.
The architecture is something like:
LB1--+--squid 1--+--web server (www.example.com)
| |
+--squid 2--+
|
LB2--+--squid 3--+
| |
+--squid 4--+
The www.example.com has two addresses and uses round-robin to distribute
the traffic across the load balancers.
Using JMeter, what I'm seeing is that www.example.com is looked up just
once and uses the same address for all the tests. This means that only
one of the load-balancers gets any traffic.
Is there some way to overcome this?
Would turning off caching help? (networkaddress.cache.ttl=0 in
java.security)
Thanks,
R.
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