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HAProxy - The Reliable, High Performance TCP/HTTP Load Balancer

Started by Scoundrel · 9 months ago

While I’ve been doing performance testing of different Ruby on Rails deployment schemes, I came across very interesting software - HAProxy.

HAProxy is a TCP/HTTP reverse proxy which is particularly suited for high
availability environments. Indeed, it can :
- route HTT ... Continue reading »

8 comments

  • kotnik

    2 years ago

    Willy Tarreau made this software, and he's our new 2.4 kernel maintainer. That sounds prommising :)
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  • Scoundrel

    2 years ago

    Yeah! And IMHO, this software has really great internal architecture!
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  • kotnik

    2 years ago

    I completly agree.
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  • Jean Verger

    2 years ago

    Hi ...
    I've heard so much of HA Proxy ... many websites talks about it, recomment to use it ... I have checked the web sites, read the manuals and ... guess what ... not a single example or configuration file in the whole world wide web :))

    any one knows of some samples on how to use it?

    thanks,

    Jean
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  • @ver

    1 year ago

    Jean Verger Says >> not a single example or configuration file in the whole world wide web :))


    On this article you may find example of configuration HAProxy^:

    http://howtoforge.com/high-availability-load-ba...
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  • Ian

    1 year ago

    This software seems perfect for my needs but after studying the readme's and docs for an hour I am no closer to even understanding how you install it. I checked out the above article but that's Debian and I'm running Centos 5.1, I tried running it install as:

    make TARGET=linux26 CPU=i686 REGEX=static-pcre

    ..but that does not work for some reason :(.
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  • Ramiro

    1 year ago

    Hi IAN, just go to http://haproxy.1wt.eu/ and download the binary glibc 2.2 version, and run it! You don't even need to compile it
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  • James

    10 months ago

    I have chosen HAProxy for a site that is launching next week.

    16 APP Servers handling the donations for a major fund raising event. Last year they took $6 million.

    Oh and the site is only up for 5 hours :)

    It's an excellent piece of software, I'm very very surprised at the performance and ease of use.
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