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> Maybe run something that checks the traffic going on...
> Monitor the real servers and number of connections, age of connections...
> Check the CPU usage of the real servers...
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> Thoughts anyone?
We're doing stuff like this on our servers at the moment - using a bunch
of perl programs I cobbled together - the real servers themselves detect
system overload from a variety of system atrtributes, and based on that
tell a program on the LVS load balancer whether they're overloaded/
underloaded/ nominal, which then adjusts the weights of teh real servers
accordingly.
Michael
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