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Arunkumar, There is no problem with what I see. The load balancer
will balance a requester to a machine for a period of time. So if my web
clients makes a request to your server, I will probably have a higher
probability of getting that same server. It’s like iptables
connection tracking. Load balance doesn’t necessarily mean equality
service. There is also an unfair comparison going on here. The
servers that are seeing all of the connections were restarted 1.5 days ago and
the two that are working fine were started 6 days ago. If you are going
to restart and then compare, restart all of them to compare. You mentioned
that you are using weight load sharing algorithm. It is possible that
when the two servers were restarted that the balancer is trying to give them a
bigger weighted share to “catch up” to the other servers. I
had a problem with this using ipvsadm some time ago when I would add a new
server and give it the same schedule as the others it would be slammed for a
while. When you see a lot of connections like that, do an netstat
-atunep and see what the IP address and states are. Check to see if you
have a bunch of duplicate IP’s. If this is the case, it’s
because the load balancer is gluing the connections during a session and that
the IP’s are also making multiple requests. That’s a place to start at least. Gary Smith From: Arunkumar
Janarthanan [mailto:arunkumar.webadmin@xxxxxxxxx] Hello All, We have apache servers running on RedHat Linux physical servers,
all 4 servers are balanced by Citrix Netscaler 8.1 load balancer with round
robin weight load sharing algorithm. However when I check the server status page to find the
number of requests are served by each Apache server is showing uneven load /
number of requests being processed by each Apache. I notice the load always getting processed by two specific
Apache instances, here are the configuration details. Attached here the server status screen shot page of all 4
web servers. [root@web bin]# ./apachectl -version Server version: Apache/2.2.6 (Unix) Server built: Sep 26 2007 11:18:50 [root@web bin]# Operating System: Linux Host1 2.4.21-53.ELsmp #1 SMP Wed Nov 14 03:54:12 EST
2007 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux Hardware configuration are same for all 4 physical Linux
servers. Please advice. Best Regards, Arun J |
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