implementing http/2

Hi. I plan to try to implement http/2 into haproxy based on https://github.com/nghttp2/nghttp2. Before I start I must know if this the patches will be accepted. There are some pros Lib is already used in some applications. It looks to me that the lib is able to handle event based traffic.

Re: dynamic rtmp push is posible?

Wow, i would never through of using DNS for this. that's actually a really simple and effective idea. Many thanks for your help ! 2016-12-30 15:16 GMT-03:00 Jerry Scharf : > David, > > (shameless plug) It's not built yet, but this is a great use case for the > DNS SRV

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Re: dynamic rtmp push is posible?

David, (shameless plug) It's not built yet, but this is a great use case for the DNS SRV record based backend. You would just update the RRset for the _service._tcp.dnsname (dynamic DNS or edit file and reload) and the new connections would see a different set of servers in the backend. I

dynamic rtmp push is posible?

Hello everyone, first of all, happy new year to all :) Has been like 2 years last time i wrote to the mailing list, as i haven't doing too many haproxy stuff. but recently, i have a project where i need to do some redirecting of data streams, so haproxy was my first option. So, i have a video

Re: Select All for Backends on Stats Dashboard

Hi Jeff! Awesome! Glad we cleared that up :-) I get what you mean about the further use-case, your wish to take an entire fleet of groups out of action with a single click, not just one backend group at a time. Perhaps there needs to be the ability to select frontends and action those frontend

Re: Select All for Backends on Stats Dashboard

David, Sorry for the confusion. What I meant was, I like your patch (and will use it even if it's not added to the official software) What I meant was more: selecting multiple servers from more than one backend.. hitting the maintenance button once doesn't work. it only applies to the

Re: Select All for Backends on Stats Dashboard

Hi Jeff, Thank you for your comment. I believe nothing in this patch prevents you from continuing to do that :-) You can select one, two, three etc., nodes and perform the action you desire on them. However, in our setup, we often have 20+ nodes in various backends (Haproxy rocks btw! being able

Re: Select All for Backends on Stats Dashboard

I'd be happy if i could just manually select 2 or more backends and hit apply once. On Dec 30, 2016 7:31 AM, "David Harrigan" wrote: > FYI, here is the patch: > > From 218a6c42d47ccf2d8970e1d332c91429a2c34bbb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 > From: David Harrigan

Select All for Backends on Stats Dashboard

FYI, here is the patch: >From 218a6c42d47ccf2d8970e1d332c91429a2c34bbb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: David Harrigan Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2016 12:12:49 + Subject: [PATCH] MINOR: stats: Support "select all" for backend actions X-Bogosity: Unsure, tests=bogofilter,

Select All for Backends on Stats Dashboard

Hi, Has there been any discussion in or around adding a "Select All" checkbox to the Stats dashboard to help administrators action a bunch of servers quickly (e.g., to mark all the nodes in a backend as being in maintenance). I've had a look at stats.c and it does look like it could be relatively