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danA
Altostratus
AltostratusInterrogate Pool Member Priority Group from iRule
Hi, Is it possible to programatically identifiy the priority group of a pool member from within an iRule? I'd like to be able to combine that information with the results of active_members to be abl...
danA Sadly, I'm not aware of a native way of providing the priority group number in an HTTP header field so that the CDN can see this as a degraded virtual server. I believe the better option here would be to have each pool member in each priority group have a unique response to a specific HTTP path so if the CDN sees a certain response it will see it as a degraded VS. For instance priority 0 pool members in path /healthmonitor could have a response string of "Priority 0 active" and then the pool members in 100 could have /healthmonitor with a response of "Priority 100 active" which would then kick off a degraded event from the CDN side of things.
danAAltostratus
AltostratusI'm building an iRule which will reply to a CDN health check about the health of the service.
The pool in question has two sets of servers, priority 0 and priority 100. App level health checks inform the LTM which members are active. If the servers in one group are active, we consider that datacenter degraded and would like that to be accounted for in the health check.
- Paulius
MVP
danA Sadly, I'm not aware of a native way of providing the priority group number in an HTTP header field so that the CDN can see this as a degraded virtual server. I believe the better option here would be to have each pool member in each priority group have a unique response to a specific HTTP path so if the CDN sees a certain response it will see it as a degraded VS. For instance priority 0 pool members in path /healthmonitor could have a response string of "Priority 0 active" and then the pool members in 100 could have /healthmonitor with a response of "Priority 100 active" which would then kick off a degraded event from the CDN side of things.