Hello.
We've recently had an incident where misbehaving cluster of clients started
fetching 4MB file from squid cache with ~1200 RPS (slowed down to 600 RPS
later) which resulted in up to 2Gb/s of traffic sent to clients from each
of our squid hosts and quickly overloaded squid.
I'm trying to use
On Tuesday, March 30, 2021, 8:01:30 AM GMT+2, Amos Jeffries
wrote:
>> If this were to happen again (not sure when or if) what should I try to
>> search for?
>
> Output of the "squidclient mgr:mem", "top" and "ps waux" commands would
> be good.
>
> Those will show how Squid is using the memor
In my squid.conf, I have the following logformat which passes all the data from
the client via the load balancer to the squid server as headers:
logformat MyLogFormat ---> local_time="[%tl]" squid_service=%{service}note
squid_status=%Ss squid_hierarchy_status=%Sh ** haproxy_id=%{X-Request-Id}>h
Hi,
is there a way to use more adaptation sets(for redundancy) combined in
an adaptation chain?
What we need is something like this:
icap_service b1 reqmod_precache ...
icap_service b2 reqmod_precache ...
icap_service b3 reqmod_precache ...
icap_service b4 reqmod_precache ...
icap_service m1 req