On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 05:49:05PM -0700, g...@desgames.com wrote:
That's something I considered, but the ultimate problem is that the backend
service we're running (gearman) sometimes gets backed up with requests from
our web servers. In this case, the server still looks 'up' (I *think*) but
Hi,
We have a tcp service we'd like to proxy requests to, and we were
investigating haproxy as a possible solution for our requirements. So far,
it doesn't seem like haproxy is suitable but I thought I'd run it by the
community to confirm what I understand to be the case.
What we want is a proxy
Actually, I should clarify something. We don't really actually want the
'black hole' situation I described - instead, what we want is for haproxy to
accept and queue the messages that come in from the requesting server, but
to still deliver them when a backend server becomes available. In this
Hi Guy,
If you only want HAProxy to queue connections and not send that immediate
ok any longer, check out how these folks are doing it to queue to MySQL.
http://flavio.tordini.org/a-more-stable-mysql-with-haproxy/comment-page-1
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 5:15 PM, g...@desgames.com
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 8:15 PM, g...@desgames.com g...@desgames.com wrote:
Actually, I should clarify something. We don't really actually want the
'black hole' situation I described - instead, what we want is for haproxy to
accept and queue the messages that come in from the requesting server,
Thanks for the quick reply Carlo, but actually sending the immediate ok *is*
what we want. We just want haproxy to continue queuing the messages and
sending them after it's returned an 'ok' to the requesting server.
The people who wrote that page are basically limiting the number of
connections
That's something I considered, but the ultimate problem is that the backend
service we're running (gearman) sometimes gets backed up with requests from
our web servers. In this case, the server still looks 'up' (I *think*) but
requests from PHP scripts are held up waiting for the gearman server to
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 8:49 PM, g...@desgames.com g...@desgames.com wrote:
That's something I considered, but the ultimate problem is that the backend
service we're running (gearman) sometimes gets backed up with requests from
our web servers. In this case, the server still looks 'up' (I
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