Alex,
We are trying to run the webaxe-1.pg workload in a reverse proxy
configuration.
There are problems we bumped into:
- Polygraph client robots send direct web requests (with no http:// - Polygraph robots detect the fact that they do not receive the response
- We are currently running a test with one polygraph server. The hit ratio
- How do we simulate a configuration with more than 1 hosted server?
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prefix in the URL) only when --proxy is not used. Therefore, client
webaxe-1.pg
files should set
srv_ips = <reverse-proxy-ip-address>
which is not a polygraph server. Server webaxe-1.pg files should set
srv_ips = <polygraph-server-ip-address>
causing the workload files on the client and server to be different.
Does this fact have any effect on the test? I tried it, and it worked.
directly from a polygraph server. I suppose they are able to do so using
one of the special polygraph X-...: headers. When this happens, I get
a "foriegn name" error on the client. Does this have any effect on the
test?
we see is very low - 30-40% instead of 0.75 * 0.95 (cacheable *
hit-ratio).
I figure that webaxe-1.pg has the same problems mix3 had after moving
to 2.5.4. Am I right?
To be able to do this, I need the ability to tell a robot that two
web server names are on the same ip address, right? or is there another
way...
Thanks, Ittai.