hi no , there is no weighting, but you can use the monitoring feature with an own script that messure the load of the box . if the load going over a limit the script give an exit 1 and relayd diden4t send traffic to this host.
holger > Hi list, > > I'm planning to replace a GNU/Linux-driven load balancer (heartbeat, > ldirectord) by an OpenBSD setup using pf, pfsync, and relayd. > > However, I discovered that I need 'weighting' (at least that is what it's > called in ldirectord). > > For example, I have ten web servers to spread the load onto, three of them > are 'old' and would handle less page impressions in the same time frame. > > So I'd like to spread the incoming connections across all machines, but > reduce the amount of connections to the three slower ones, e.g. only the > half or one third of the amount 'the big ones' handle. > > Is there such a feature in relayd I didn't see when reading the > documentation repeatedly? > > I could handle this by creating NIC aliases on the servers depending on > the workload they should handle, but I think that it would be best to have > such functionality in the load balancer. > > Thanks, > > Donald > -- > GRATIS f|r alle GMX-Mitglieder: Die maxdome Movie-FLAT! > Jetzt freischalten unter http://portal.gmx.net/de/go/maxdome01
