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Is it possible to run HAProxy load balancer on Windows Server 2012 R2 Base for production?
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I want to run HAProxy on Windows Server 2012 R2 Base for production. I read this blog: http://zcourts.com/2012/09/29/install-haproxy-on-windows-cygwin-good-for-testing and it conveys that HAProxy on Windows is good for testing.
If not HAProxy, what other load balancing solution is good for Windows Server 2012 R2 Base?
nginx windows-server-2012-r2 load-balancing haproxy nlb
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I want to run HAProxy on Windows Server 2012 R2 Base for production. I read this blog: http://zcourts.com/2012/09/29/install-haproxy-on-windows-cygwin-good-for-testing and it conveys that HAProxy on Windows is good for testing.
If not HAProxy, what other load balancing solution is good for Windows Server 2012 R2 Base?
nginx windows-server-2012-r2 load-balancing haproxy nlb
asked Nov 4 '16 at 6:58
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I want to run HAProxy on Windows Server 2012 R2 Base for production. I read this blog: http://zcourts.com/2012/09/29/install-haproxy-on-windows-cygwin-good-for-testing and it conveys that HAProxy on Windows is good for testing.
If not HAProxy, what other load balancing solution is good for Windows Server 2012 R2 Base?
nginx windows-server-2012-r2 load-balancing haproxy nlb
asked Nov 4 '16 at 6:58
chaudharypchaudharyp
1087
I want to run HAProxy on Windows Server 2012 R2 Base for production. I read this blog: http://zcourts.com/2012/09/29/install-haproxy-on-windows-cygwin-good-for-testing and it conveys that HAProxy on Windows is good for testing.
If not HAProxy, what other load balancing solution is good for Windows Server 2012 R2 Base?
nginx windows-server-2012-r2 load-balancing haproxy nlb
nginx windows-server-2012-r2 load-balancing haproxy nlb
asked Nov 4 '16 at 6:58
chaudharypchaudharyp
1087
asked Nov 4 '16 at 6:58
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asked Nov 4 '16 at 6:58
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I would definitely avoid ported applications, when you can use native ones fee-free, especially when it's opensource. For example you can run haproxy on a VM inside a Windows host under Hyper-V, if you're that much into Windows. But in reality I would not either, because this makes you dependant on the Windows IP stack, and I doubt anyone would want this in a production when he has other choices, especially when said stack has bugs like this.
And I strongly advise not to use cygwin-compiled ones. For at least the same reasons, plus nobody, and I mean it, nobody will be interested in a bug if you'll find one in a cygwin-compiled application. It's hard to make a bug-report developer-friendly, and this task gets -9000 karma when you are reporting a bug found in a cygwin-compiled software.
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I would definitely avoid ported applications, when you can use native ones fee-free, especially when it's opensource. For example you can run haproxy on a VM inside a Windows host under Hyper-V, if you're that much into Windows. But in reality I would not either, because this makes you dependant on the Windows IP stack, and I doubt anyone would want this in a production when he has other choices, especially when said stack has bugs like this.
And I strongly advise not to use cygwin-compiled ones. For at least the same reasons, plus nobody, and I mean it, nobody will be interested in a bug if you'll find one in a cygwin-compiled application. It's hard to make a bug-report developer-friendly, and this task gets -9000 karma when you are reporting a bug found in a cygwin-compiled software.
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I would definitely avoid ported applications, when you can use native ones fee-free, especially when it's opensource. For example you can run haproxy on a VM inside a Windows host under Hyper-V, if you're that much into Windows. But in reality I would not either, because this makes you dependant on the Windows IP stack, and I doubt anyone would want this in a production when he has other choices, especially when said stack has bugs like this.
And I strongly advise not to use cygwin-compiled ones. For at least the same reasons, plus nobody, and I mean it, nobody will be interested in a bug if you'll find one in a cygwin-compiled application. It's hard to make a bug-report developer-friendly, and this task gets -9000 karma when you are reporting a bug found in a cygwin-compiled software.
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I would definitely avoid ported applications, when you can use native ones fee-free, especially when it's opensource. For example you can run haproxy on a VM inside a Windows host under Hyper-V, if you're that much into Windows. But in reality I would not either, because this makes you dependant on the Windows IP stack, and I doubt anyone would want this in a production when he has other choices, especially when said stack has bugs like this.
And I strongly advise not to use cygwin-compiled ones. For at least the same reasons, plus nobody, and I mean it, nobody will be interested in a bug if you'll find one in a cygwin-compiled application. It's hard to make a bug-report developer-friendly, and this task gets -9000 karma when you are reporting a bug found in a cygwin-compiled software.
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I would definitely avoid ported applications, when you can use native ones fee-free, especially when it's opensource. For example you can run haproxy on a VM inside a Windows host under Hyper-V, if you're that much into Windows. But in reality I would not either, because this makes you dependant on the Windows IP stack, and I doubt anyone would want this in a production when he has other choices, especially when said stack has bugs like this.
And I strongly advise not to use cygwin-compiled ones. For at least the same reasons, plus nobody, and I mean it, nobody will be interested in a bug if you'll find one in a cygwin-compiled application. It's hard to make a bug-report developer-friendly, and this task gets -9000 karma when you are reporting a bug found in a cygwin-compiled software.
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