Regarding server side load balancing
We can specify the following when we configure service for server side load balancing:1. Load balancing advisory to define service level goals: Service Time and Throughput
2. Connection load balancing goals: Short and Long
I have understood the functions of connection load balancing goals - Short and Long. However, I could not understand the functions of Load balancing advisory options - Service Time and Throughput. Consider the following case:
If we have specified that the connection load balancing goal as Long, then the new connection requests will be routed to the instance that has fewer sessions. So, if the load balancing advisory is active with any option, service time or throughput, how will it override the connection load balancing goal, which is Long? Means there could be a conflict: connection load balancing goal 'Long' states that the new connection should be routed to the instance that has fewer sessions while load balancing advisory goal 'service time' states that the new connection should be routed to the instance that offers
2. Connection load balancing goals: Short and Long
I have understood the functions of connection load balancing goals - Short and Long. However, I could not understand the functions of Load balancing advisory options - Service Time and Throughput. Consider the following case:
If we have specified that the connection load balancing goal as Long, then the new connection requests will be routed to the instance that has fewer sessions. So, if the load balancing advisory is active with any option, service time or throughput, how will it override the connection load balancing goal, which is Long? Means there could be a conflict: connection load balancing goal 'Long' states that the new connection should be routed to the instance that has fewer sessions while load balancing advisory goal 'service time' states that the new connection should be routed to the instance that offers
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