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- The_BhattmanNimbostratusYou cannot assign "monitors" within an irule based on content.
- hooleylistCirrostratusIf you simply want to monitor app1 with a different monitor than app2, you can define two pools: app1_http_pool and app2_http_pool and assign a relevant monitor for each pool.
- emily_74156Nimbostratus1. I can't define 2 pools based on the requirements we have.
- hooleylistCirrostratusWhy couldn't you create two different pools if it's two different web apps? The IP:port for both pools would still be identical. This would just allow you to monitor, load balance and persist requests separately depending on which app the request was being made to.
- emily_74156NimbostratusTo answer your question - there is an webserver between the app server and the LTM. So, LTM is loadbalancing the webservers, and webservers send requests to app servers. That's why we only need 1 pool, which as 2 webservers in the back. And the 2 webservers talk to the app servers respectively.
- The_BhattmanNimbostratusHere is a thought. What if you let the LTM load balance the APP Servers for the webservers.
- emily_74156NimbostratusCB,
- The_BhattmanNimbostratusCorrect, there appears to be no way to select a different monitor via irule. However, what was the app limitation? Are they using the same port?
- emily_74156NimbostratusCB,
- The_BhattmanNimbostratusLet us know if you need more help with anything.