The only reason I need haproxy in my software stack is for "cookie persistence" and "first" load balancing. I'd like to use nginx instead. Can I do the equivalent of haproxy "cookie persistence" in nginx by testing if the request has a cookie set and then testing this cookie's value to decide which upstream to use? Seems possible to me. As for haproxy's "first" load balancing, is there a variable in nginx that I can test for a given server which yields the current number of active connections that nginx has with that server? I haven't found any such variable in nginx's documentation. Kevin
on 2013-01-15 00:26
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