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The HAProxies in question are dealing with at least one port per service, with dozens of services. If you were to remap ports, you'd end up with a lot of port m
by meatmanek 12y ago
The HAProxies in question are dealing with at least one port per service, with dozens of services. If you were to remap ports, you'd end up with a lot of port mapping rules.
We also considered using different loopback IPs per HAProxy, so ports could stay consistent, but decided against it:
- We have other things (like scribe) listening on the same loopback IP address, so we'd either have to move those to different IPs or exclude them from iptables rules.
- We thought it could be confusing/misleading to see HAProxy listening on one IP/port, but connections being made to a different IP/port.