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Downtime when adding more servers to a live pool?
- Jun 13, 2014
The answer to both of your questions is no. This is a good controlled approach for introducing new resources.
Once you add the new node into your pool and activate it, then it'll begin processing connections according to your load balancing algorithm.
The answer to both of your questions is no. This is a good controlled approach for introducing new resources.
Once you add the new node into your pool and activate it, then it'll begin processing connections according to your load balancing algorithm.
- ERLomboy_27803Jun 13, 2014
Nimbostratus
Thanks Cory!! - ERLomboy_27803Jun 13, 2014
Nimbostratus
A follow up question: If we have an existing live pool and that has no priority group setting configured for its members. If we want to change the priority group, what should be the best approach as to not incur any downtime/glitch? - Cory_50405Jun 13, 2014
Noctilucent
I'd first determine which of your pool members you want to put into the highest priority group and change those server values during an off-peak hour. Then adjust the priority of the second or lower tier members accordingly. No traffic will be lost however you end up doing it, but doing it during off peak hours will ensure one of your hosts doesn't get overloaded unexpectedly.
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