Hi! Thank you for your reply. >> I want to set up the dashboard behind a reverse proxy. How do >> people determine which ceph-mgr is active? Is there any simple and >> elegant solution? > > You can use haproxy. It supports periodic check for the availability > of the configured backends. Unfortunately either I am missing something or it won't work that way. When mgr1 is active, mgr2 will still respond to requests, but with 301 redirects to https://mgr1:$PORT. Haproxy in default configuration will accept that as a valid response and not mark mgr2 as down, happily serving requests from mgr2. How do people configure haproxy to only treat mgr1 as valid backend? Cheers, Tobias Florek
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