This is a discussion on Reverse Proxy & Load-balancing Origin Servers within the Squid Users forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; Hello everyone I understand that I can use Squid in a reverse proxy configuration to accelerate our webservers. Can squid ...
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Hello everyone
I understand that I can use Squid in a reverse proxy configuration to accelerate our webservers. Can squid also load-balance requests across the webservers? For example, if I have 5 webservers, can Squid load-balancing the requests across those 5 webservers? If so, can it do full-featured load-balancing, including heath-checks on the origin servers? Also, can it maintain session-state for users, so if User A's initial request went to orgin server 1, then all of User A's subsequent requests for non-cachable objects will continue to go to orgin server 1? The reason I ask, is because some of the websites we want to accelerate maintain session-state with the user, and if that user is not directed to the same origin server for each request, the session is broken. Thanks Sean |
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On Oct 20, 8:51 am, sean <rse...@gmail.com> wrote:
> http://www.safesquid.com/html/portal.php?page=46 Thanks for the reply, but that link didn't fully answer my questions. While squid can load-balance requests across orgin servers, can it also perform health-check on the origin servers? In addition, does it have the ability to ensure that a user's subsequent requests are forwarded to the same origin server as the user's initial request? thanks Sean |
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