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smp_86112
Sep 04, 2012Cirrostratus
How many LTM objects do you have to manage?
I am curious to find out how large our LTM environment is compared to others. We have six LTM pairs, and several of them have what I suspect is an outrageously-large number of objects. Our configurat...
Michael_Yates
Sep 05, 2012Nimbostratus
ENVVIPsPools
1286211
2984970
3302214
4541558
54299
65067
Naming Standards:
vip.(2 Letter Location Code).(Environment - DEV, INT, UAT, CAP, PRD).(Application FQDN).(Service Name - HTTP, HTTPS, etc.)
pool.(2 Letter Location Code).(Environment - DEV, INT, UAT, CAP, PRD).(Application FQDN).(Service Port - 80, 443, etc.)
The naming conventions vary slightly between VIP and Pool, but still allows us to specify what belongs to what quickly. Having the Application FQDN included into the VIP and Pool Names also helps us to quickly filter or narrow down what we are specifically looking for when it comes to a specific application.
The methodology has worked extremely well for us.
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