Re: Programmatic access to balancer manager

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Changes made in balancer-manager do not require a restart to take effect.  You might try Python/Beautiful Soup for programmatic access.

Nick


On Thu, Sep 24, 2020 at 12:11 PM Niranjan Rao <nhrdls@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Greetings,


On Apache 2.4.18, Ubuntu.

I am looking for a way to access balancer manager programmatically. I
tried searching around, but could not find any officially documented API
or interfaces.


We are a small organization hosted in AWS. Sometimes we have a need to
add/remove a load balancer worker in/from traffic as per current
conditions and to save the costs.  We are trying to automate these
actions  to avoid mistakes and control these processes via tools/scripts.


We have scripts that can spawn or stop AWS instances and now I'm looking
for extending those scripts add/remove members as per need.


I came across few curl scripts, but wanted to check if there is any
official programmatic access to balancer manager to add a member.


Also it's not clear if I tinker with worker members using manager gui
like documented at
https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_proxy.html#proxypass, do I
need to reload the server again or changes will be automatically applied.


Regards,


Niranjan


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