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It was pointed out to me that a SRV record would be appropriate here, and perhaps better suited than TXT if for nothing more than being well-defined and having pretty much the right semantics.
It's.. unfortunate then that I named this ipvs-txt-lb! Well, I thought I'd leave an issue here to say I'm aware of it, and for any strong feelings to be noted below. Especially interested if anyone's using this and has a particular use for them being in SRV as opposed to TXT, (currently necessitating ~duplicates) or a problem caused by them being TXT, etc., beyond aesthetic tidiness.
(I suppose checking both, or having it configurable, would also be an option.)
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Infer it from _.+\._tcp\..+ addresses, or else a --srv flag (and disable inference with --no-srv).
Should pick the highest priority results from dig ... SRV +short, and add to ipvsadm with their --weights.
I already implemented in python with srvlookup for another purpose - but don't want to add the dependency (on python and a package) here; since ipvsadm itself handles the weighting anyway it should be pretty trivial to sort on priority, select the top, and feed in.
It was pointed out to me that a SRV record would be appropriate here, and perhaps better suited than TXT if for nothing more than being well-defined and having pretty much the right semantics.
It's.. unfortunate then that I named this ipvs-txt-lb! Well, I thought I'd leave an issue here to say I'm aware of it, and for any strong feelings to be noted below. Especially interested if anyone's using this and has a particular use for them being in SRV as opposed to TXT, (currently necessitating ~duplicates) or a problem caused by them being TXT, etc., beyond aesthetic tidiness.
(I suppose checking both, or having it configurable, would also be an option.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: