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@ -779,9 +779,9 @@ Health Monitor Best Practices
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While it is possible to set up a listener without a health monitor, if a |
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back-end pool member goes down, Octavia will not remove the failed server from |
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the pool until a considerable time has passed. This can lead to service |
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disruption for web clients. Because of this, we recommend always configuring |
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production load balancers to use a health monitor. |
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the pool. This can lead to service disruption for web clients. Because of this, |
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we recommend always configuring production load balancers to use a health |
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monitor. |
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The health monitor itself is a process that does periodic health checks on each |
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back-end server to pre-emptively detect failed servers and temporarily pull |
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