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I have a cluster that contains two servers. The health check of the first server is down and the second server is OK. When I delete the first server and retain the second server, after reload , the second server is immediately set to Down.This is because the peer status is updated based on the peer ID.See:
I have a cluster that contains two servers. The health check of the first server is down and the second server is OK. When I delete the first server and retain the second server, after reload , the second server is immediately set to Down.This is because the peer status is updated based on the peer ID.See:
lua-resty-upstream-healthcheck/lib/resty/upstream/healthcheck.lua
Line 378 in 346f3a6
To solve this problem, can we use the name of the peer to identify a peer instead of the ID?
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