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rogerdonut

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    Comment #27941719

    HAProxy can as well (as well as listen on unix sockets)

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    Comment #27358085

    HAProxy Technologies | Pre-Sales, Software, & Systems Engineers, Technical Marketing Engineer | Waltham, MA | Paris, France | REMOTE HAProxy Technologies is the company behind the …

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    Comment #27256027

    While I have not tested this specific use case, I would start by exploring map files [1] and/or stick tables [2]. Map files can be updated on-the-fly through the HAProxy Runtime AP…

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    Comment #27253036

    IMO you would use OpenResty as a web server and HAProxy as a load balancer in front of it. HAProxy focuses on being a high-performance load balancer. OpenResty is built ontop of NG…

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    Comment #27252827

    Thanks for the feedback. I've provided a few replies below but I think you have made some great points and I will share them internally. > - the site does not do a good job of desc…

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    Comment #27252548

    I have not tested that use case but I do not think so. It has the ability to parse FIX tag values and make routing decisions from the initial Logon message.

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    Comment #27252483

    It has the ability to route by FIX tags. You can find an example here [1] [1] https://www.haproxy.com/blog/haproxy-enterprise-2-3-and-hapr...

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    Comment #27252321

    You can pass along timing data from every aspect of the request [1] currently there are approximately 20 events supported. You can also send over just about anything that can be st…

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    Comment #27252241

    Well said, to add to this, HAProxy is also closing the gap on convenience with its recent addition of AWS EC2 service discovery [1] and Consul service discovery integrations [2]. […

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    Comment #27252193

    Author of the blog post here, happy to answer any questions about this release.

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    Comment #27252190

    disclaimer: I work at HAProxy Technologies More control/flexibility (i.e. cloud provider usually gives you a limited number of "checkboxes" that they want you to be able to modify)…

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    Comment #27118313

    Hello, author of release post here. If you have any questions I'd be happy to answer.

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    Comment #27027204

    HAProxy Technologies | Pre-Sales, Software, & Systems Engineers, Technical Marketing Engineer | Waltham, MA | Paris, France | REMOTE HAProxy Technologies is the company behind the …

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    Comment #26663002

    HAProxy Technologies | Pre-Sales, Software, & Systems Engineers, Technical Marketing Engineer | Waltham, MA | Paris, France | REMOTE HAProxy Technologies is the company behind the …

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    Comment #26637327

    This can also be done with HAProxy listen whatismyip bind :::80 # listen on ipv4/ipv6 bind :::443 ssl crt /etc/haproxy/ssl/fullchain.pem mode http http-request return status 200 co…

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    Comment #25792582

    Author of blog post here, I'll be happy to answer any questions about this exciting release!

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    Comment #25269664

    HAProxy Technologies | Pre-Sales, Software, & Systems Engineers, Technical Marketing Engineer | Waltham, MA | Paris, France | REMOTE HAProxy Technologies is the company behind the …

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    Comment #24022868

    I'm curious to know what you mean by this? It's not like it can't handle more that is just what their peak workload was. With only 18% CPU usage at peak it's clear that it could ha…