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Strange enough, the servers all keep a weight of 1, all have about 30k
inative connections, and 3.4k active connections, but i can see that all
actual traffic (using mrtg), is going to, and commnig from the just rebooted
realserver.
Il see if i can replicate the behaviour later this week, and make some
snapshots of the mrtg stats.
On 3/11/06, Joseph Mack NA3T <jmack@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> On Sat, 11 Mar 2006, Jan Klopper wrote:
>
> > Joe,
> >
> > Im using round robin, (as i posted),
>
> hadn't thought about that with the thundering herd problem.
>
> > but the number of ActiveConn and InActConn seems to be the
> > same on both the servers that stayed online, and on the
> > one taking all the hits.
>
> what's the consequence of this in the current problem?
>
> I thought you were getting all new connections to the new
> realserver (unless I wasn't reading carefully).
>
>
> > I triplechecked , but the other 3 servers didn't get a different weight.
> >
> > I figured round-robin scheduling (which is all i need , since all nodes
> are
> > equal) would never have this "thundering_herd" problem.
>
> I would have thought so too, now that you mention it.
>
> Joe
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