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Single Node Persistence

Problem this snippet solves: A really slick & reliable way to stick to one and only one server in a pool. Requirement: Direct traffic to only a single node in a pool at a time. Initially, traffic ...
Published Mar 18, 2015
Version 1.0
application delivery
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Jul 08, 2018

Hi Stanislas, Michael

 

I understand that with a persistence profile of destination address you'll need to take care of the load balancing method to have the requests going to the same node. Specially of new requests.

 

I cannot think how it will work out by new requests reaching the LTM which are not in persistence table and in the event one of the nodes comes back online.

 

By reading Codecentral original post, it is required that in the event of a node coming back online, traffic keeps going to the same node.

 

Thanks

 

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