Tristan
Tristan
> I'm even starting to wonder if there could be a bias based on different clients using different protocols. For example we could imagine that mobile clients mostly use QUIC...
> what are clients ? are them real browsers ? Was filtering for Mozilla/5.0 in this case, so most non-browser things are excluded. We also prevent UA spoofing to some...
> what are clients ? are them real browsers ? Actually, as a bit of trivia, I don't see that anything mainstream but browsers really supports QUIC on the client...
> Maybe something we could check would be to dump 4-5 "show quic full" 5 seconds apart in which we could spot one connection that lasts long on the same...
Ah if CIDs alone are fine that’s probably just as well. Merely wanted to avoid needing to replace them 1-by-1 with consistent replacements :-) I’ll see what I can do...
And done, here's 5 samples at ~2 seconds interval between each: - [sqf1.txt](https://github.com/haproxy/haproxy/files/14468910/sqf1.txt) - [sqf2.txt](https://github.com/haproxy/haproxy/files/14468911/sqf2.txt) - [sqf3.txt](https://github.com/haproxy/haproxy/files/14468912/sqf3.txt) - [sqf4.txt](https://github.com/haproxy/haproxy/files/14468913/sqf4.txt) - [sqf5.txt](https://github.com/haproxy/haproxy/files/14468914/sqf5.txt) Hopefully there's something interesting in there! Fwiw if precise...
This is the defaults section that everything inherits from, and timeouts are never overridden anywhere else: ```haproxy defaults {{ haproxy_defaults.base }} log ring@promtail len 8192 local0 mode http balance leastconn...
Makes sense indeed > However, something we've thought about is that it could possibly be useful to enable IP-based tracking in a stick-table and store the "bytes_out_rate". That would indicate...
I guess I was just wondering if rather than bytes_out_rate, I shouldn't just use txn time and size_out, which I already log and can somewhat-reasonably parse+group. Considering the kind of...
> The thing is that right now with the current per-txn transfer time, you don't know if the client is getting a good total bit rate or not. Fair enough...