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aelred_1927
Nimbostratus
May 28, 2009Sticky CPU utilization (debunking info needed)
First, sorry if this is a bit off-topic.
We are having a raging debate in a large enterprise environment regarding use of Cisco's ACE product vs. F5 BigIPs for a new GTM/GLB function. ...
dennypayne
Employee
May 28, 2009Hi,
According to SOL 7751 (Click here), it depends on what type of persistence is used. Specifically:
If a virtual server references any of the following BIG-IP system features, CMP is disabled for that virtual server and handled by TMM0 only:
* A rate class
* iRules global variables
* A persistence profile or iRule using a method other than cookie persistence
Note: Cookie persistence methods are exempt from CMP demotion since they are the only methods which do not store information in
memory; instead, they write persistence information to a cookie that is then read each time the client sends the cookie back in a
subsequent request.
So as long as you use cookie persistence, CMP will remain enabled.
Denny
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