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The default I guess is 'Round Robin'. Since the ELB spins up a new server as required on heavy load, round-robin algo still keeps on giving the clients to the old server, which makes the old server unhealthy eventually.
The algo used should be 'least outstanding requests', but I am not sure how to do that programmatically through mup config. Any help will be highly appreciated @zodern !
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https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/latest/application/load-balancer-target-groups.html#modify-routing-algorithm
The default I guess is 'Round Robin'. Since the ELB spins up a new server as required on heavy load, round-robin algo still keeps on giving the clients to the old server, which makes the old server unhealthy eventually.
The algo used should be 'least outstanding requests', but I am not sure how to do that programmatically through mup config. Any help will be highly appreciated @zodern !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: