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Lame duck state monitoring
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jul |
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Lame duck state monitoring |
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Sat, 17 Sep 2016 22:37:24 +0000 (UTC) |
Hello monit list
I recently read Google SRE Book and there is a part on lame duck state.
Their definition: "the backend task is listening on its port and can serve, but
is explicitely asking clients to stop sending requests"
Basically if a server is an overload state (cpu, memory, threads or whatever),
it is put out of the queue from the load balancer for x time.
Can be the same also just after a start or a reboot for service which need time
to be performant (some caching)
Any monit rules to do that?
for example to get out of haproxy load balancer or similar
Or doing reverse, do a check remote host from load balancer ?
Thanks
Jul
- Lame duck state monitoring,
jul <=