Hi,
I implemented a load balancer using camel and its failover and round robin
features.
Everythink works perfectly well.
But now Im trying to improve my load balancer in a way, that it keeps track
of the unavailable endpoints.
Currently, my balancing routine looks like this:
*from("startpoint").loadBalance().failover(3, false,
true).to("endpoint1", "endpoint2");*
Now, the problem is, that if one of the endpoints becomes unavailable, the
routine doesnt become aware of that and keeps trying to contact the every
endpoint. With a maximumFailoverAttempt of 3 this means, that every second
request becomes very slow.
Is there a way to make camel remember the unavailable endpoint.
It would be perfect, if camel could assaign a timeout to an unavailable
endpoint and not contact that one any longer, until the timeout has passed.
I've read, that the circuit breaker load balancer offers such a feature.
But I dont know how to combine that with my already pretty well working
failover load balancer.
Can you guys help me?
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