@Reiner030 wrote:
like here written:
http://www.haproxy.com/blog/emulating-activepassing-application-clustering-with-haproxy/Tested an all versions of last ~ 6 months from debian Backport... actual this is
# haproxy -v HA-Proxy version 1.7.5-2~bpo8+1 2017/05/27
My setup:
haproxy are each on same servers/different port as gearmand as frontend:
peers LB peer gearman-jobserver-euc1-01 172.31.18.242:8999 peer gearman-jobserver-euc1-02 172.31.7.104:8999 backend BE_gearman-jobserver_staging mode tcp fullconn 10000 email-alert mailers sendmail email-alert level alert email-alert from haproxy@gearman-jobserver-euc1-01.xxx email-alert to sysops@xxx timeout client 60s timeout client-fin 60s timeout server 60s timeout tunnel 1h option tcp-check stick-table type integer size 1 nopurge peers LB tcp-check send STATUS\r\n tcp-check expect string . comment Minimum\ empty\ response. stick on dst_port server gearman-jobserver-euc1-01 172.31.18.242:40025 check inter 2s fastinter 1s downinter 20s fall 3 rise 2 server gearman-jobserver-euc1-02 172.31.7.104:40025 check inter 2s fastinter 1s downinter 20s fall 3 rise 2 backup
and the default socket status is fine:
root@gearman-jobserver-euc1-01:~# echo "show table BE_gearman-jobserver_production" | socat unix:/run/haproxy/admin.sock - # table: BE_gearman-jobserver_production, type: integer, size:1, used:1 0x5565daacc984: key=50005 use=0 exp=0 server_id=1
but the problem is that if server01 is down the stays on "server_id=1" and didn't switch as expected.to server_id=2.
Do I missed some requirements which weren't written in blog / I cannot find in documentation or is this a bug ?
Thanks and Bests
Reiner
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