Can't tell atm. if a timeout forces a node to become offline but 60s is
still along time to wait (and decide) without actually knowing if a node is
overloaded (it might be just busy which does not always mean overloaded).
There are tools for fi. edge routers which polls a status page to decide to
Thanks itpp2012, I'll look at LUA
if I understand correctly, we can not specify the timeout of the session to
upstream the server, initiate a timeout error, and force requests to move to
another server?
proxy_read_timeout 1;
-> proxy_next_upstream error timeout
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You may have to resort to Lua (openresty) and periodically perform via a sub
request a query which should indicate how fast an upstream is and decide
weather to take it offline (which also can be done with Lua).
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Hello,
i'm trying to setup a failover configuration between two upstream servers,
all works as expected. But i want to cover the case if one of the upstream
servers is became a very slow and i want to remove this servers from
rotation and move all requests to the second upstream server.
upstream
