Excerpts from James Pearson's message : > Why can't you install Varnish on your load balancer? These load balancers run other unrelated critical services, and Varnish cache is still new for us, so we find it risky to install and maintain it on those machines for now.
> Have you considered replacing Apache with a dedicated load balancer, like > HAProxy? We will definitely replace it with a dedicated load balancer with more functionality. But that takes some more testing. It would be nice to have a fix now and I was hoping that I missed a simple command to drop a connection. > libvmod-shield may do what you want, but this seems like an XY problem - the > proper solution is to change your architecture. Absolutely true! As I told in the original mail, that is our plan but that will take some time... Thanks for the critical feedback :-) And thanks to Lasse Karstensen for pointing me to this vmod, it may be the solution after some code change (at the moment it only works in vcl_recv, for us it should be activated in vcl_fetch after getting a timeout from the backend.) Peter _______________________________________________ varnish-misc mailing list [email protected] https://www.varnish-cache.org/lists/mailman/listinfo/varnish-misc
