Hi everyone,
I'm trying to balance the load on 3 servers. The way this is set up is as
that LVS presents three virtual servers on the following ports:
10.32.30.125:18007
10.32.30.125:18008
10.32.30.125:18009
These I've set up in the ldirectord.cf like this:
virtual=10.32.30.125:18007
real=192.168.0.10:18007 masq 10
real=192.168.0.20:18007 masq 5
real=192.168.0.30:18007 masq 5
checktype=on
virtualhost=eaivcon3.kdc.ird.govt.nz
scheduler=wlc
persistent=1
protocol=tcp
checkport=18001
service=http
request="/PingWebClient/pingApp.jsp"
receive="REPOUT"
virtual=10.32.30.125:18008
real=192.168.0.10:18007 masq 5
real=192.168.0.20:18007 masq 10
real=192.168.0.30:18007 masq 5
checktype=on
virtualhost=eaivcon3.kdc.ird.govt.nz
scheduler=wlc
persistent=1
protocol=tcp
checkport=18001
service=http
request="/PingWebClient/pingApp.jsp"
receive="REPOUT"
virtual=10.32.30.125:18009
real=192.168.0.10:18007 masq 5
real=192.168.0.20:18007 masq 5
real=192.168.0.30:18007 masq 10
checktype=on
virtualhost=eaivcon3.kdc.ird.govt.nz
scheduler=wlc
persistent=1
protocol=tcp
service=http
checkport=18001
request="/PingWebClient/pingApp.jsp"
receive="REPOUT"
Notice how I have given each virtual server a different weighting for the
real servers. My aim was that if each virtual server has a single distinct
client connected, then they would all be balanced to different real servers.
Based on the weightings specified above.
However, unfortunately traffic is assigned to an arbitrary real server for
each virtual server if there are no other connections already established.
Has anyone found a way around this?
Regards, Sebastian.
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