First, extract the server-side binary to a temporary directory. This multi-module architecture allows the modules to easily be changed depending on what the customer wants to do.
CreateBalancers define how balancers are created in the httpd VirtualHosts, this is to allow directives like:. The node with the lowest status is selected. This could be used allow httpd to serve static information like images. If not an error message will be displayed and httpd will not start.
This directive was added so as to address the issue of receiving MCMP on arbitrary VirtualHosts which was problematic due to accepting messages on insecure, unintended VirtualHosts. That must be an absolute path name; the directories will created if needed. It is highly recommended that those files are placed on a local drive and not an NFS share.
Context: server config. That is also the max number of balancers. It displays the information about the nodes like INFO and additionally counts the number of active sessions. That field is not present when Maxsessionid is zero. AdvertiseGroup IP:port: That is the multicast address to use something like If port is missing the default port will be used: AdvertiseFrequency seconds[.
AdvertiseSecurityKey value: key string used to verify advertisements checksums. If configured on either side the verification is required.
Both sides must use the same security key. AdvertiseBindAddress IP:port: That is the address and port httpd is bind to send the multicast messages. This allow to specify an address on multi IP address boxes. Last but not least, pay attention to httpd 2.
The example operates in cmder shell, but it is not mandatory. A simple Windows cmd prompt would work too. Download the Apache Lounge distribution.
Our example uses httpd To build httpd If needed, patch the httpd You need a distribution of httpd at least 2. A minimal configuration is needed in httpd. The httpd. There are 2 connections between the cluster and the front-end. Both could be encrypted. That chapter describes how to encrypt both connections. Both side need configuration. See in one example how easy the configuration is:. The mod-cluster-jboss-beans. That creates a directory for example..
That reads the file cacert. That creates 2 files named newreq. That creates a file named newcert. You should use a browser to test it after importing in the browser the content of the cacert. But due to the ressources it needs that no advised to use it in high load configuration. See Encrypting connection between httpd and TC for detailed instructions. The war includes a number of servlets. The second component is a GUI application that allows a user to launch a pool of threads that repeatedly make requests to the load balancer.
The application tracks which servers are handling the requests and displays this information in a chart. Note also that this demo application is not intended to be used as a load testing tool; i.
Using it as such has a good chance of showing you the maximum load the client can generate rather than the maximum load your cluster can handle. Deploy the load-demo. Configure the hostname and address of the httpd server, the number of client threads, etc and click the "Start" button. See Client Driver Configuration Options for details on the configuration options.
Experiment with adding artificial load to one or more servers to see what effect that has on load balancing. See Load Generation Scenarios for details. Most of the various panels in application interface also present information on the current status on any client threads. Proxy Hostname: Hostname of the load balancer or the IP address on which it is listening for requests [ 3 ]. Proxy Port: Port on which the load balancer is listening for requests [ 4 ].
Session Life: Number of seconds a client thread should use a session before invalidating or abandoning it. With sticky sessions enabled strongly recommended , it is the creation of a new session that allows the load balancer to try to balance load.
Invalidate: Controls what the client thread should do when it stops using a session because Session Life has passed. If checked, the driver will send a request that results in the session being invalidated.
If unchecked, the session will just be abandoned, and will continue to exist on the server until Session Timeout seconds have passed. Session Timeout: Number of seconds a session can remain unused before the server is free to expire it.
Unchecking Invalidate and setting a high value relative to Session Life allows a significant number of unused sessions to accumulate on the server. Num Threads: Number of client threads to launch.
Each thread repeatedly makes requests until the "Stop" button is pushed or a request receives a response other than HTTP Startup Time: Number of seconds over which the application should stagger the start of the client threads. Staggering the start advised as it avoids the unnatural situation where for the life of the demonstation all sessions start at about the same time and then are invalidated or abandoned at the same time.
Staggering the start allows the load balancer to continually see new sessions and decide how to route them. There are two strategies for setting these:. You can use the hostname and port of the load balancer, in which case the load balancer will pick a backend server and route the request to it. The standard port is Load Creation Action: Specifies the type of load the target server should generate. See below for details on the available load types.
Params: Zero or more parameters to pass to the specified load creation servlet. For example, in the screenshot above, Number of Connections and Duration. How many parameters are displayed, their name and their meaning depend on the selected Load Creation Action. The label for each parameter includes a tooltip that explains its use. Generates server traffic receipt load by POSTing a large byte array to the server once per second for a period. Generates server traffic send load by making a request once per second to which the server responds with a large byte array.
Generates server load by making numerous requests, increasing the request count on the target server. When client threads stop using a session, they can either send a request to invalidate it or just abandon it by no longer including its session cookie in requests.
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