They will have an "svname" of "127.0.0.n" where "n" is the service instance + 3. So "endpoint-6" is "127.0.0.9". If you see a down one, see if it is not properly listening on its 127.* address:
netstat -an|grep 127.0.0.$N|grep LISTEN
If it's not, that service instance likely needs to be restarted. NOTE it might take an sv force-stop to really stop it. Check that it is really gone in ps after attempted stop.
You also list all of the HAproxy services including the status column in a pretty format using:
Log into the desired server and pull the current haproxy stats:
They will have an "svname" of "127.0.0.n" where "n" is the service instance + 3. So "endpoint-6" is "127.0.0.9". If you see a down one, see if it is not properly listening on its 127.* address:
If it's not, that service instance likely needs to be restarted. NOTE it might take an
sv force-stop
to really stop it. Check that it is really gone inps
after attempted stop.You also list all of the HAproxy services including the status column in a pretty format using: