Closed martinlingstuyl closed 5 years ago
Covered with "-farminstall" for machines.
Works for load balancer and covers service applications, etc.
On Thu, Mar 7, 2019, 3:25 AM Martin Lingstuyl notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi Jeff,
Does this script take into account the existence of a load balancer? If not, we would not want to only warm up a single front end machine in a farm if the next request might just be redirected to a different machine that has not be warmed up.
what are your ideas on this?
Kind regards, Martin
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Hi Jeff,
I can see it calls the Service Applications by servername. But if it calls for example: https://contoso.org.local that call would be load balanced (as it resolves to the loadbalancer), even if it was called from all the servers, or am I wrong in this?
Yes, -farminstall covers that also
On Thu, Mar 7, 2019, 5:29 AM Martin Lingstuyl notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi Jeff,
I can see it calls the Service Applications by servername. But if it calls for example: https://contoso.org.local that call would be load balanced (as it resolves to the loadbalancer), even if it was called from all the servers, or am I wrong in this?
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ok, thanks!
Hi Jeff,
Does this script take into account the existence of a load balancer? If not, we would not want to only warm up a single front end machine in a farm if the next request might just be redirected to a different machine that has not be warmed up.
what are your ideas on this?
Kind regards, Martin