[release-1.28] Fix issue with loadbalancer failover to default server #11327
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The loadbalancer should only fail over to the default server if all other server have failed, and it should force fail-back to a preferred server as soon as one passes health checks. The loadbalancer tests have been improved to ensure that this occurs. Signed-off-by: Brad Davidson <[email protected]>
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The loadbalancer should only fail over to the default server if all other server have failed, and it should force fail-back to a preferred server as soon as one passes health checks.
The loadbalancer tests have been improved to ensure that this occurs.
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bugfix
Verification
See linked issue
Testing
yes
Linked Issues
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