rogerdonut

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by rogerdonut 5y ago
HAProxy can as well (as well as listen on unix sockets)
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HAProxyConf 2021 Call for Papers(haproxy.com)
2 points by rogerdonut 5y ago|0 comments
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
HAProxy Technologies | Pre-Sales, Software, & Systems Engineers, Technical Marketing Engineer | Waltham, MA | Paris, France | REMOTE HAProxy Technologies is the company behind the world's fastest and most widely used open-source so
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
While I have not tested this specific use case, I would start by exploring map files [1] and/or stick tables [2]. Map files can be updated on-the-fly through the HAProxy Runtime API. With stick tables you can persist a session/cli
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
IMO you would use OpenResty as a web server and HAProxy as a load balancer in front of it. HAProxy focuses on being a high-performance load balancer. OpenResty is built ontop of NGINX and many of the load balancing features in NGINX are loc
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I've provided a few replies below but I think you have made some great points and I will share them internally. > - the site does not do a good job of describing the products and what they do. The page does
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
I have not tested that use case but I do not think so. It has the ability to parse FIX tag values and make routing decisions from the initial Logon message.
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
It has the ability to route by FIX tags. You can find an example here [1] [1] https://www.haproxy.com/blog/haproxy-enterprise-2-3-and-hapr...
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
You can pass along timing data from every aspect of the request [1] currently there are approximately 20 events supported. You can also send over just about anything that can be stored within an HAProxy variable / header through a tag.
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
Well said, to add to this, HAProxy is also closing the gap on convenience with its recent addition of AWS EC2 service discovery [1] and Consul service discovery integrations [2]. [1] https://www.haproxy.com/blog/announc
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
Author of the blog post here, happy to answer any questions about this release.
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
disclaimer: I work at HAProxy Technologies More control/flexibility (i.e. cloud provider usually gives you a limited number of "checkboxes" that they want you to be able to modify), generally better observability (HAProxy tim
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HAProxy 2.4(haproxy.com)
3 points by rogerdonut 5y ago|0 comments
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
Hello, author of release post here. If you have any questions I'd be happy to answer.
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HAProxy Data Plane API 2.3(haproxy.com)
3 points by rogerdonut 5y ago|1 comments
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HAProxy forwards over 2M HTTP req/s on a single AWS Graviton2 instance(haproxy.com)
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
HAProxy Technologies | Pre-Sales, Software, & Systems Engineers, Technical Marketing Engineer | Waltham, MA | Paris, France | REMOTE HAProxy Technologies is the company behind the world's fastest and most widely used open-source so
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Power your consul service mesh with HAProxy(haproxy.com)
1 points by rogerdonut 5y ago|0 comments
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HAProxy forwards over 2M HTTP req/s on a single AWS Graviton2 instance(haproxy.com)
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
HAProxy Technologies | Pre-Sales, Software, & Systems Engineers, Technical Marketing Engineer | Waltham, MA | Paris, France | REMOTE HAProxy Technologies is the company behind the world's fastest and most widely used open-source so
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by rogerdonut 5y ago
This can also be done with HAProxy listen whatismyip bind :::80 # listen on ipv4/ipv6 bind :::443 ssl crt /etc/haproxy/ssl/fullchain.pem mode http http-request return status 20
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by rogerdonut 6y ago
Author of blog post here, I'll be happy to answer any questions about this exciting release!
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by rogerdonut 6y ago
HAProxy Technologies | Pre-Sales, Software, & Systems Engineers, Technical Marketing Engineer | Waltham, MA | Paris, France | REMOTE HAProxy Technologies is the company behind the world's fastest and most widely used open-source so
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HAProxy 2.3(haproxy.com)
5 points by rogerdonut 6y ago|0 comments
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by rogerdonut 6y ago
I'm curious to know what you mean by this? It's not like it can't handle more that is just what their peak workload was. With only 18% CPU usage at peak it's clear that it could handle much more.
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by rogerdonut 6y ago
> when they want to have full control on what is going on, understand what the code is doing to better optimize everything else around it, faster shipping cycles and being able to implement what you want with out waiting for the next shi
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by rogerdonut 6y ago
There's an opentracing integration coming very soon! We were hoping to have it available with the 2.2 release but there were still a few things to finalize.
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by rogerdonut 6y ago
Freenode #haproxy
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by rogerdonut 6y ago
Interesting, that is the first I have heard of a "%" matching problem. You might want to join the community on IRC/Slack and share your config. I'd be more than happy to give you some pointers around upgrading to 2.x.
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by rogerdonut 6y ago
Very exciting times! Author of blog post here I'd be more than happy to answer any questions about this release.

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