I believe what your looking for is clustering ATS which serve multiple origins 
(in round robin/ etc) manner. 

https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TS/Clustering

There are still some kinks in it but its getting better.

On Nov 18, 2011, at 9:32 AM, Petzel, David wrote:

> Hello,
> We are currently in the process of evaluating a new http caching solution and 
> on that list is Apache Traffic Server. We’ve been reading through the online 
> documentation and have a pretty good feel for the product, however there is 
> one item we are a little clear on. It seems that mapping rules always assume 
> a one-to-one relationship from host to origin.  We are interested in having 
> multiple redundant origins behind a single host. In Varnish they call this a 
> director, and I’m trying to understand what the equivalent in ATS would be.
>  
> We do understand that we could use a load balancer VIP as the origin to 
> provide this functionality,  however if possible we’re looking to have the 
> “Caching Servers” communicate directly with the origin providers, rather than 
> routing through a VIP.
>  
> Could someone point me at the appropriate documentation where this is 
> described?
>  
> Thanks

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