I have a varnish server working well, but I'd like to have a standby server
that does nothing but server up Sorry we are preforming maintenance. My
thought was to write VCL code to check the health of the director, and if that
was bad use a different server (something like the example below).
On Feb 10, 2010, at 3:04 AM, Reinis Rozitis wrote:
I have a varnish server working well, but I'd like to have a standby server
that does nothing but server up Sorry we are
preforming maintenance. My thought was to write VCL code to check the
health of the director, and if that was bad use
Is there a way to get varnishlog to print requests that take over a
certain amount of time to complete? My understanding is that ReqEnd
contains:
XID req_timestamp comp_timestamp idle_time proc_time xmit_time
I'd like to print entries that have xmit_time over a certain amount.
-Brad
On Mar 9, 2010, at 9:30 PM, Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
In message c98122ba1003091910y6de964beue598f69b406a9...@mail.gmail.com,
Brad
Schick writes:
Its not clear to which field is the number of cache entries. Perhaps
shm_records?
You want n_object
Thanks. It would be nice if the output
It would be a nice feature if varnishtop accepted input from stdin, then I
could do something like the following to easily get a view on the most missed
urls:
varnishlog -c -o VCL_call ^miss | varnishtop -i RxUrl
I assume I could do this by using varnishlog to write to a file and varnishtop
