Henrik/Amos,
Thanks for the replies. You're 100% correct in suggesting that we are
using proxy-only.
Thinking a little bit more now about the resilience we want to put in
place and the impact of one of the cache servers going down I can see
that running without proxy-only could be a great
Hi,
I have two reverse proxy servers using each other as neighbours. The
proxy servers are load balanced (using a least connections
algorithm) by a Netscaler upstream of them.
A small amount of URLs account for around 50% or so of the requests.
At the moment there's some imbalance in the hit
On tor, 2008-10-16 at 14:39 +0100, James Cohen wrote:
I have two reverse proxy servers using each other as neighbours. The
proxy servers are load balanced (using a least connections
algorithm) by a Netscaler upstream of them.
Ok.
A small amount of URLs account for around 50% or so of the
Hi,
I have two reverse proxy servers using each other as neighbours. The
proxy servers are load balanced (using a least connections
algorithm) by a Netscaler upstream of them.
A small amount of URLs account for around 50% or so of the requests.
At the moment there's some imbalance in the
