Re: How you loadbalance your rgw endpoints?

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On 9/24/21 07:59, Szabo, Istvan (Agoda) wrote:
Hi,

Wonder how you guys do it due to we will always have limitation on the network bandwidth of the loadbalancer.

You might get rid of the load-balancer entirely, and use DNS based load-balancing. PowerDNS has a powerful feature for this [1]. This can be simply round robin with a health check. In theory this could be enhanced by a more advanced health check that monitors some metric exposed by RGW servers (amount of connections / load / etc) and decide what RGW IP should be returned to the client.

Instead of RGW this can also be a reverse proxy living on the RGW node (i.e. varnish / hitch) when RGW is not exposed directly.

Gr. Stefan

[1]: https://doc.powerdns.com/authoritative/lua-records/
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