14 Nov
2013
14 Nov
'13
4:21 a.m.
Hello,
there is no such algorithm done internally. But you can get it via
configuration:
- use two set ids, first with the 3 nodes and then the second with the
other 2 nodes
- first to ds_select_*(setid1, 4) and ds_next_*() utill you consume all
of them
- if no answer yet and no more addresses with setid1, then call
ds_select_*(setid2, 4) and ds_next_*()
You can also look to see if weight based distribution fits your needs,
so you can have the 3 good nodes with high weight and the other with
something lower. But it won't try first the 3 good ones, it will
distribute across all of them based on their weight.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 11/14/13 2:54 AM, santosh satapathy wrote:
Hi,
Any input for the below query is highly appreciated.
*Question:*
Does the dispatcher module allow combination like "weighted round
robin" algorithm. Or Do we have any similar algorithm ?
Example:
3 of 5 nodes are in better condition so I set them as weight 1 and the
other two as weight 2.
Then the dispatcher will round robin between the 3 nodes with weight 1
until all 5 are with the same weight.
That also means that the weight should be dynamic and updated as
conditions of the node changes.
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Thanks
Santosh
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Thanks
Santosh
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