>
> I also think we wanted to have "server groups" first in HAProxy before
> using the priority. The idea before server groups is that a bunch of server
> should be used all together until they fail (or enough have failed), and in
> such case, we want to fail over to the next group, and so on (unle
>
> What we can do for now, is consider "active" a priority 0 and backup, any
> value greater than 0.
>
> I think that's perfectly acceptable for us. I'm not sure of anyone else on
> the mailing list using SRV records, so I don't know who else we could ask
> about that.
>
> Would I have all I need
Hi Baptiste,
> What this means is that backup status would use priority 0 or 1 or some kind
> of. But we burn the remaining 65534 values from this field.
That's a concern, for sure.
> I also think we wanted to have "server groups" first in HAProxy before using
> the priority. The idea before s
>
> I suspect that it's more a property of the resolvers than the servers.
> I mean, if you know that you're using your DNS servers this way, this
> should really have the same meaning for all servers. So you shouldn't
> have a per-server option to adjust this behavior but a per-resolvers
> section
Hi Willy,
> Yes it is! They're typically used to drain old user sessions while
> progressively taking a server off. Some also use them to let an
> overloaded server cool down for a moment with no extra session. This
> is completely unrelated to backup servers in fact, which have their
> own weight
Hi Luke,
On Thu, Feb 27, 2020 at 03:07:35PM +0100, Luke Seelenbinder wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> We use SRV records extensively (for internal service discovery, etc.).
>
> When the patch was integrated to support a 0 weighted SRV records, I thought
> that would simplify our setup, because at the ti
Hello List,
We use SRV records extensively (for internal service discovery, etc.).
When the patch was integrated to support a 0 weighted SRV records, I thought
that would simplify our setup, because at the time, I thought 0 weight meant
"backup server" without a "backup" flag on the server. Unf
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