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Hi,
Thomas Pedoussaut wrote:
> Götz Rieger wrote:
>> The configuration is as easy as it gets:
>>
>> [root@lvst1 ~]# cat lvs.conf
>> -A -t vs:http -s rr
>> -a -t vs:http -r node1:http -m -w 1
>> -a -t vs:http -r node2:http -m -w 1
>> -a -t vs:http -r node3:http -m -w 1
>>
>> So persistence is disabled. The problem is of course the web servers are
>> getting very uneven load, one is doing all the work while the others are
>> idling around...
>>
>>
> If you are using keepalived, your lvs.conf is irrelevant, and it's the
> keepalived that you want to check.
This was just to show the configuration in an easy way and the name was
just by chance used for the output of ipvsadm-save.
The actual configuration is of course done in keepalived.conf.
Cheers,
Goetz
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