Greetings,
Error in my last e-mail, used used the word client instead of server;
fixed inline.
On 03/10/2016 02:34 PM, Chad Lavoie wrote:
Greetings,
Having paged through the logs, I see a lot that seem to have the first
four numbers fairly small (indicating that the request to the response
Greetings,
Having paged through the logs, I see a lot that seem to have the first
four numbers fairly small (indicating that the request to the response
headers finished before times started getting extreme) (Tq, Tw, Tc, Tr),
but which have an overall time (Tt) in the realm of five minutes.
I have the log, but a lot of the data is confidential.
Can I send you by email in order for you to take a look?
We can post a edited version later in order to help others
debug the same issue
Thanks in advance
Greetings,
On 03/09/2016 04:28 PM, matt wrote:
Yes. Regarding the different times, I've made some
editing in order to avoid exposing some information
about our endpoints/ip addresses, but they are
normal times.
Okay, just wanted to ensure that you expected a wide variety of times,
as
Yes. Regarding the different times, I've made some
editing in order to avoid exposing some information
about our endpoints/ip addresses, but they are
normal times.
Besides from that, sounds great. I'll collect
some data tonight (im trying not to do this
now since our traffic is really high)
Greetings,
In general I just eyeball the numbers, in most cases that gives a good
idea for what is happening. Sometimes I pipe a specific column through
a script to get mean and std deviation, but generally I don't need to go
that far.
Looking through the numbers I see some GET /'s taking
Chad! Thanks a lot for your response.
I've updated the configuration, and Im now
logging all the request.
Is there any tool to process this kind of data?
This is a normal capture:
https://gist.github.com/matiasdecarli/cd138d47a756d7b3d24e
I going to fire a deployment in order to look at the
Greetings,
The first place I'd start looking would be the timings in the HAProxy
logs to see what part of the process is being slow.
In the logs (if http mode) the default format has five timing values in
the column after the backend_name/server_name component which will say
what part of
Hi guys. I been using HAproxy for two years now, and I really love the product.
Simple, quick and really well documented.
Lately I been having an issue that keeps me awake by night,
and maybe you could help me solving.
I have 4 VM's behind 2 HA proxies. On every VM I have a Docker
container
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