Could you try
curl -x cache01:8080 -s -o /dev/null -X PUSH --data-binary
@/path_to/data_file http://ceph-rgw/the/url/users/would/hit
On Tue, Nov 13, 2018 at 2:18 AM Jin <j...@tower-research.com> wrote:
>
> It worked with pristine host header enabled. However, I am facing an issue
> when trying to tspush contents to cache.
>
> The setup has a set of ATS servers cache{01..04} with a DNS roundrobin name
> called ats-g1. The backend Ceph storage rados gateway servers are
> ceph{01..10} with another DNS roundrobin name ceph-rgw.
>
> A file was pushed into cache using:
> tspush -f /path_to/data_file -u http://cache01:8080/path_to/data_file
>
> The file was in place normally and reported by http://{cache} as
> http://cache01:8080/path_to/data_file.
>
> When trying to retrieve this file, ATS reported that data_file was not
> cached and fetched it from backend Ceph http endpoint. After this attempt,
> the following curl shows cache was hit.
> curl -x http://cache01:8080 http://ceph-rgw/path_to/data_file
>
> After this, http://{cache} reported two cached data files from two different
> source hosts:
> http://cache01:8080/path_to/data_file
> http://ceph-rgw/path_to/data_file
>
> Is it possible to push data file to the cache server but using another host
> name?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Jin.
>
>
>
>
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