LB¶
Description¶
Use these commands to get and set information having to do with a load
balancing decision.
Command List¶
- LB::bias -
- LB::class - Provides the name of the traffic class that matched the connection
- LB::command - To be completed
- LB::connect -
- LB::connlimit - set the connection limit for virtual/node/poolmember
- LB::context_id - Assigns the current connection to named context.
- LB::detach - Disconnects the server side connection
- LB::down - Sets the status of a node or pool member as being down.
- LB::dst_tag - Sets the destination tag for the current request
- LB::enable_decisionlog - enables LTM decision logging
- LB::mode - Sets the load balancing mode
- LB::persist - Forces a persistence record lookup and returns the result
- LB::prime - Sets up serverside connections before client traffic comes
- LB::reselect - Selects the next available member in the current pool, based on pool Load Balancing options
- LB::select - Forces a load balancing selection and returns the result
- LB::server - Returns information about the currently selected server
- LB::snat - Returns information on the SNAT configuration of the virtual server.
- LB::src_tag - Sets the source tag for the current request
- LB::status - Returns the status of a node address or pool member.
- LB::up - Sets the status of a node or pool member as being up.
- LB::queue - Returns queue information
Associated Events¶
- LB::class - Provides the name of the traffic class that matched the connection
- LB_FAILED - Triggered when the system fails to select a pool or a pool member. or when a selected resource is unreachable.
- LB_SELECTED - Triggered when the system selects a pool member.
- LB_QUEUED - serverside event triggered when a connection limit it hit at the pool or pool member level.
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