Session rate is the number of new sessions per second. Under sessions, cur is the current number of sessions, max is the maximum concurrent sessions, total is the total number of sessions since haproxy was restarted.
I had to do this today myself (because IIS 7.5 bizarrely doesn’t actually support authenticating against anything but Windows user accounts or AD!)… Here’s all the code userlist UsersFor_AcmeCorp user joebloggs insecure-password letmein backend HttpServers .. normal backend stuff goes here as usual .. acl AuthOkay_AcmeCorp http_auth(UsersFor_AcmeCorp) http-request auth realm AcmeCorp if !AuthOkay_AcmeCorp I documented … Read more
You could also do the following which will make it so they don’t go in any other logs: local0.* -/var/log/haproxy.log & ~ The & ~ means not to put what matched in the above line anywhere else for the rest of the rules.
The TCP RTO (receive timeout) starts at three seconds. (RFC 1122) If a transmitted packet hasn’t had an acknowledgement returned in that time, then it’s assumed to be lost and retransmitted. This is almost certainly what the author is referring to. (Note that the RTO gets tuned up or down dynamically by various algorithms, outside … Read more
You can concatenate all your certificates into files say haproxy1.pem and haproxy2.pem or you can specify a directory containing all your pem files. cat cert1.pem key1.pem > haproxy1.pem cat cert2.pem key2.pem > haproxy2.pem As per the haproxy docs Then on the config use something like this: defaults log 127.0.0.1 local0 option tcplog frontend ft_test mode … Read more