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Why is their load balancer not configured to take servers like that out of rotation?

• Nick-Craver 12y ago
  It normally would, except the base IIS page is a proper 200 to all requests. The load balancer removes all servers having issues - from HAProxy's point of view things were dandy. As always, we are looking how to adjust our deployment process to prevent it from happening in the future.
  • clogston 12y ago
    Everyone I know big enough to run a load balancer has had this happen. The next step in evolution is to have your script look for specific text on a page, which will change 24 months later and have all the perfectly good servers pulled out of rotation.
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  • xxpor 12y ago
    Does bare IIS respond with a 200 to /ping or /sping?