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smp_86112
Cirrostratus
Nov 04, 2011OneConnect and Persistence for HTTP App
We've got an HTTP web service which is getting really uneven load distribution, to the point of causing outage on some of the pool members. The clients of the web service do not support Cookies (they ...
Chris_Miller
Altostratus
Nov 06, 2011OneConnect won't help you with load distribution if you're using source address persistence. As soon as a user makes a connection to LTM, we're going to make a load balancing decision and create a persistence entry for that user -> server mapping. When the user makes another request, we'll notice they have a persistence entry for that server and we'll choose an idle TCP connection over which to send their request.
OneConnect's value-add with load distribution is around non-persistence applications. Even if a VIP doesn't have a persistence profile, we'll still create an L4 connection that basically maps them to a server. With a OneConnect profile, the LTM will detach the server-side connection after every single request which means for HTTP traffic, we're load balancing L7 Requests rather than L4 connections.
Hopefully that makes a bit more sense?
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