On Tue, Apr 9, 2013 at 2:00 PM, Michael Goulish <mgoul...@redhat.com> wrote:
> > > I like your pattern --> { broadcast, balance, failover } ( addr, addr, > ... addr ) > idea a lot better than my multiple rules w/ same pattern. > > I just think runtime-adaptive address translation could be very powerful. > > i.e. for failover scenario, think of (old) Qpid clustering -- when one node > failed, a new node with a new addr stands up -- and advertises its addr. > It would get added to this rule > > pattern --> failover ( addr1, addr2, addr_new ) > > And the dead node deleted. > I agree it is a very tantalizing possibility. I think application-specific content based routing is the killer motivating scenario as that is something where you couldn't use a turn-key router, and also not something you are going to do via a config file. --Rafael