On Jan 22, 2007, at 3:28 PM, Igor Sysoev wrote:
I do not know ROR and Mongrel, but as I understand you may try
to route slow requests to the dedicated backends:
that's what I thought of too, and you can do that with any proxy
( though i prefer nginx )
i'd be deathly scared of running a loadbalancer that automagically
handled slow/fast requests the way you expect. the configuration
would be a nightmare, and it would be doing so much logging and
profiling of request timings, it might negate the purpose of a load
balancer to begin with.
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