Hi Remi,
On 7/08/2019 10:07 pm, Remi Gacogne wrote:
I wouldn't mind having a look at your configuration either, since I can
see in the metrics that you have some rules.
I have put a copy of the configs here, the two 'conf-d' named files live
in /etc/dnsdist/dnsdist.conf.d:
Dear Dnsdist community,
we are trying to setup dnsdist as a loadbalancer for 2 bind recursive cache
only servers,
we have done a very simple setup:
addLocal("DNSDIST_IP")
newServer({address="BIND_IP1"})
newServer({address=" BIND_IP2"})
setServerPolicy(roundrobin)
but when we test with resperf
Hi Chris,
On 8/8/19 9:14 AM, Chris wrote:
> I have put a copy of the configs here, the two 'conf-d' named files live
> in /etc/dnsdist/dnsdist.conf.d:
Thanks a lot, your help is very much appreciated!
> Sorry if its a bit hard to read, I created a puppet module which takes
> the data from a
Hi Gentian,
On 8/8/19 10:20 AM, Gentian Bajraktari wrote:
> but when we test with resperf (from dnsperf tool), the results are very
> bad for DNSDIST, around 5-15K QPS , while when we test directly to one
> of BIND ip addresses the QPS goes up to 50-60Qps.
Those are very low numbers, for dnsdist
Hi Remi,
I deployed a new copy of a PowerDNS authoritative server on Debian
Buster and ran into a similar problem but with a slight twist. As with
dnsdist I use multiple instances of PowerDNS which use different SQL DB's.
As with dnsdist, after a period of time I stopped being able to make
Hi,
I'am new here and I have 2 questions:
1. Is it possible to search in old threads whithout download all topics from
Archiv or can I download all threads in one?
2. I use dnsdist from buster V1.3.3 and I need a datetime in the LogAction
file.
The documentation says, I can modify the
Hi Remi,
On 8/08/2019 4:46 pm, Remi Gacogne wrote:
That's actually one of the most readable configuration I have seen in a
while, don't worry ;-)
Good to know, still got some work to do on it to make it more friendly
though.
That's very weird, I don't see anything unusual in your
On 8/8/19 12:04 PM, Chris wrote:
> I just noticed there is even more strange behavior. I restarted the
> dnsdist instance and sent traffic for it to reproduce the issue. While
> it was working I made a 'ANY' query for google.com. One the issue
> occured I could still send that query and get an
Please keep replying to the mailing-list instead of replying to me
directly, as your answers might help others. I have not included your
message because I'm not sure what you expected to share publicly, but we
only do non-public support for customers [1].
Would you consider sending metrics to our
