Really? Excellent.
Does that allow you to mark a back end to accept no new connections, so that those currently connected can finish, and disconnect, and then you can take the back end server offline without killing sessions off? Can you point me in the direction of documentation examples of poundctl please? Err-config - yes, thanks - I know about that - it was less whether they can be configured, but more can you wind down the back end connections without restarting Pound, so that you don't have to kill active sessions. On 30.01.2016 09:37, qutic development wrote: > Think pound can already do things on your wish list. > >> Ability to set properties dynamically to run down connections to individual back ends / full services / entire Pound. This would help taking nodes out of load balance, for example, for maintenance. > > You can deactivate backends with poundctl and bring them back later. > >> Keeping Pound online whilst doing this could allow it to present a default "If you are seeing this page, the service you are looking for is undergoing maintenance" kind of thing. This'd be really useful in my 24/7 environment, where my back ends don't have graceful wind down of connections. > > Pound has several Err-Config directives for that, like: > > Err500 "/var/www/pound/500.html" > Err503 "/var/www/pound/503.html" > > -- > To unsubscribe send an email with subject unsubscribe to [email protected]. > Please contact [email protected] for questions.
