How to perform Load Balancing in Mid-server cluster
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02-25-2019 01:01 AM
How to configure Mid-Server Cluster?
How it works with load balancing within IP range?
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02-25-2019 03:00 AM
Hi James,
find bellow link to configure Mid-server cluster
thanks
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02-25-2019 03:17 AM
Hi James,
MID Server clusters enable multiple MID Servers with the appropriate capabilities to be grouped together for load balancing and fail-over protection.
For more details regarding MID Server Cluster refer below link:
Kindly find below link for Configuration Mid-Server Cluster:
Load Balancing:
Discovery can collect data about network routers, switches, and applications.
- A10
- Apache mod_jk and Apache mod_proxy
- Big-IP F5 Traffic Manager
- Cisco
- Citrix NetScaler
- HAProxy
- NGINX
- Alteon
- ACE
- Radware
For more info regarding Load Balancing refer below link:
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Thanks,
Vinay

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02-25-2019 03:41 AM
Hello James.
MID Server clusters are managed by a business rule called MID Server Cluster Management, which checks to see if the MID Server assigned to a job in the ECC Queue belongs to a cluster.
If the cluster business rule determines that a MID Server is part of a load balancing cluster, the application using the MID Server automatically balances the work between the MID Servers in that cluster. It is good practice to put MID Servers with the same capabilities in a load balancing cluster.