Different httpchck on the same backend

Hello, is it possible to perform different checks according to the server destination? I have an active/passive backend that contain 2 servers. The first server is the A machine (main), the second server is the B machine (backup). These machines runs a web application with a Database (which

Re: haproxy question about check

Hello. Sorry for my latency on the answer. Thank you for the trick about the check. I will test it when i have times. About the multi site question, i will explain because it's a bit confusing. I have two agency at this time : one this 2 WEB/DNS server (agency A) and the other with 1

Re: Haproxy + Ajax

Thank you for you quick answer and sorry for my late response Hervé COMMOWICK a écrit : This is an old interview, HAProxy (=1.4) now support keepalive on the client side. Don't use http-pretend-keepalive unless your backend server need it (apache doesn't need this) To enable keepalive,

Mixed TCP and HTTP switching

Hi everyone I have a problem, and I'm not sure if HAProxy can solve it I have a range of different requests coming in on a server to port 80, and am using HAProxy to switch them to the relevant back end servers. Most of these requests are HTTP requests and I have layer 7 mode working fine,

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Servers in maintenance getting traffic

I came across this while trying to get my new stack and configuration up and running. A portion of my config looks like this: backend lb.example.com server web1 web1.example.com:80 track web1.example.com/web1 server web2 web2.example.com:80 track web2.example.com/web2 backend

how to associate front and back ends?

I have 3 back end environments. qa (q), uat (u), and live (l). I want to provide many listeners on different ports with different connection limits that I will point different clients at. I used to do this by using listen everywhere. I had listen statements for the q, u and t server pools.

Re: how to associate front and back ends?

On Jun 2, 2010, at 2:29 PM, M B wrote: How do I associate a front end with a back end? use_backend appears to want a conditional. I just want to say, for this frontend, always use this backend. You want default_backend.

Re: how to associate front and back ends?

Le mercredi 02 juin 2010 21:29:56, M B a écrit : How do I associate a front end with a back end? use_backend appears to want a conditional. I just want to say, for this frontend, always use this backend. Simply use default_backend then. It will match all connections that are not caught by