RE: Loadbalancing/stickysession/Source_IP

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Yavor,

 

I’m not quite sure about how to setup proxy_load_balancer to stick

by source IP, but I guess you can install 2 frontend Apaches infront of your backends

webclients to be sure that those Apaches will always send beackend specific Cookie

header for your load balancer.  May be that would help.

 

Tamer

 


From: Yavor Trapkov [mailto:yavor.trapkov@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2008 10:30 AM
To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Loadbalancing/stickysession/Source_IP

 

Hello,

I'm using mod_proxy balancer, and I need to redirect all requests coming from a user to the same backend server.
Our application does not setup cookies and in this sense does not rely on sessions in order to work with requests sent from webclients that reject cookies.
I set up my own session variable which I use for stickysession=SrvID, and roite=srv1,2,.. it seems to work, but I still need to cover cases if/when the webclient
does not use cookies.
My question is, how can I configure mod_proxy balancer to also use the source IP address to stick to a particular backend server, without using cookies.

Many thanks

 

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