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   lloadd.conf    ( 5 )

файл конфигурации для lloadd, автономного демона LDAP (configuration file for lloadd, the stand-alone LDAP daemon)

TIER OPTIONS

tier <tier type>

Groups servers which should be considered in the same try. If a viable connection is found even if busy, the load balancer does not proceed to the next tier. The process of selection a connection within a tier depends on the tier's type.

Available types are:

roundrobin Servers are tried in order and if one is selected successfully, the following search will try from the one next on the list.

weighted Backend servers accept a new option weight=<int> which indicates how often it should be selected. If unspecified, weight defaults to 0 and such backends have a slight chance of being selected even when a non-zero weight backend is configured in the tier. The selection process is along the lines of RFC2782.

bestof Like with weighted, backends accept the weight=<int> option. Average latency multiplied by weight is measured over time. The selection process chooses 2 backends at random, compares their weighted latencies and the backend with a better (lower) score is tried. If the backend is not available (or is busy), the other backend is tried, then backends are chosen in a round-robin order.

Note that unlike weighted, the higher the weight, the higher the "effective" latency and lower the chance a backend is selected.