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Using Envoy
GeoCluster (for example, www.coyotepoint.com). The FQDN must
include all name components up to the top level (com, net, org, etc). Do not
include the trailing period.
Policy
Three basic metrics are used by the policy to load balance requests among sites:
the current load on the site, the initial weight setting of the site, and ICMP
triangulation responses. The policy setting tells Envoy the realtive weight to
assign to each metric when choosing a site:
round robin causes Envoy to send requests to each available site, in turn, in
the order they are listed in the configuration. This is equivalent to traditional
‘round-robin DNS load balancing.
round trip weights the ICMP triangulation information received from each site
more heavily than other criteria.
adaptive give roughly equal weights to the site load and ICMP triangulation
responses, and gives less weight to the initial weight for the site. This is the
default setting.
site load weights the current load at each site more heavily than other criteria.
site weight weights the user-defined initial weight for each site more heavily
than other criteria.
Note - For all policies, the current site load metric is ignored for the first 10
minutes that the site is up, so that the metric value is a meaningful measure of
the site load before it is used.
Mail Exchanger FQDN
The fully qualified domain name (e.g., "mail.example.com") to be returned if
Equalizer receives a mail exchanger” request for this GeoCluster. The mail
exchanger is the host responsible for handling email sent to users in the
domain. This field is not required.
Responsiveness
This value controls how aggressively Equalizer adjusts the site’s dynamic
weights. Equalizer provides five response settings: slowest, slow, medium,
fast, and fastest. Faster settings enable Equalizer to adjust its load balancing
criteria more frequently and permit a greater variance in the relative weights
assigned to sites. Slower settings cause site measurements to be averaged over
a longer period of time before Equalizer applies them to the cluster-wide load
balancing; slower settings also tend to ignore spikes in cluster measurements
caused by intermittent network glitches. Use the slider to make your selection.
We recommend that you select the medium setting as a starting point.
Time To Live
The cache time-to-live, which is the length of time (in seconds) that the client’s
DNS server should cache the resolved IP address. Longer times will result in
increased failover times in the event of a site failure, but are more efficient in
terms of network Resources. Use the slider to make your selection. The default is
120 (that is, 2 minutes).
Multi Response Number
- this is the maximum number of Resource records returned in a DNS response
that will be allowed in this GeoCluster. The first address will be the actual
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