On Nov 25, 2009, at 12:38 PM, Markus Roberts wrote:
> One possibility we're overlooking here (I'm not making any claims
> apart from the fact that it's a distinct solution) is to bind a run
> to a server on the initial exchange (e.g. do a redirect from the
> generic "puppetmaster pool" URL to an equivalent but more specific
> "the particular puppetmaster who's handling you for this run" URL).
> Session based web services sometimes use this technique.
I'm amenable but I've no idea how common/supportable this is. Is this
often how load balancers work? I'd expect that if someone wants to
throw up an F5 in front of their masters that the F5 would be the only
route through to the masters, and I'd (somewhat naïvely) expect there
not to be another route to the masters.
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