Hi,
I’m actually serving pages using nginx-1.0.13 on fbsd-8.2 amd64 with 3
backends (fbsd-8.2 amd64 with apache-2.2.22) and I’m using the default
rr
upstream algorithm.
I am trying to switch to an algorithm different from rr, and I am
thinking
to the fair upstream module.
Well, the homepage of the project seems quite old (and so it’s ticketing
system: http://nginx.localdomain.pl/report/6) and that’s not a good
starting point 
Anyway, “googling” around searching for tips and use cases, I found:
that seems a very old post.
Does anyone use fair-upstream module in production? Any hints or tips
before trying it?
Differences between fair-module and haproxy?
Thanks in advance,
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d.
On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 11:18:09AM +0100, Davide D’Amico wrote:
starting point
Anyway, “googling” around searching for tips and use cases, I found:
that seems a very old post.
Does anyone use fair-upstream module in production? Any hints or tips
before trying it?
Differences between fair-module and haproxy?
Just the note: nginx with nginx_upstream_fair module version 20090923
(i.e. dated material) available from FreeBSD ports tree.
haproxy is the different product, the proxy server.
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Sergey A. Osokin
[email protected]
[email protected]
In data 14 marzo 2012 alle ore 13:00:00, [email protected] ha
scritto:
backends (fbsd-8.2 amd64 with apache-2.2.22) and I’m using the default
(i.e. dated material) available from FreeBSD ports tree.
So if I wish to use upstream_fair I have to compile it? Or newer
versions
of upstream_fair don’t compile on fbsd-8?
haproxy is the different product, the proxy server.
Yes, and I don’t want to install other two server carp’ed in a chain to
use haproxy 
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d.