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The document discusses health monitoring at different levels like node, pool, and pool member. It describes default monitors for different layers and parameters like interval and timeout. It also explains simple, active, and passive monitoring techniques.

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The document discusses health monitoring at different levels like node, pool, and pool member. It describes default monitors for different layers and parameters like interval and timeout. It also explains simple, active, and passive monitoring techniques.

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Health monitor:

It will make sure the nodes are up.


if not, it will not route any packet to
the respective server.

monitrors can apply at node, pool member

and pool level

At node level, we can apply ICMP

Node> health monitor > node specific > ICMP

inherit from pool

when we apply health monitor on pool, same will apply to pool memeber.

Default monitors:

categories:

layer 4, layer 7 and layer 3

monitorings :

interval > how often the monitor's test will run.

Timeout : how long the monitor will wait for a successful test

timeout = 5 * interval +1

simple monitoring:

checks node is up or down


does not monitor the application running in the node.
uses ICMP, Gateway ICMP adn TCP_Echo for monitoring

interval >>

timeout >>

Active monitoring:

Passive monitoring:

command:

telent 10.2.2.30 80

curl http://<ip>:<port>

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