Revisiting Hash Load Balancing and Persistence on BIG-IP LTM

A good while back Deb wrote up hash load balancing. She made some really good points in her introduction that bear repeating:   Load balancing of cache and proxy servers has long been a standar...
Published Jan 21, 2011
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Mar 18, 2011
I would be very interested to see a different view on the same idea.

 

What is the redistribution percentage of requests when you either add or subtract a node?

 

What is the std deviation like at very high rates, say 20k http requests/sec?

 

 

It would also be good to have a third axis of cpu cycles/consumption based on pool size/request.

 

 

paul