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Apache Module mod_heartmonitor 1gd5k

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Description: Centralized monitor for mod_heartbeat origin servers
Status: Experimental
Module Identifier: heartmonitor_module
Source File: mod_heartmonitor.c
Compatibility: Available in Apache 2.3 and later

Summary 6m2os

Proxy.

This module uses the services of mod_slotmem_shm.

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Directives 1a4l6m

Bugfix checklist 4i2533

See also 27136x

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HeartbeatListen Directive 3h525u

Description: multicast address to listen for incoming heartbeat requests
Syntax: HeartbeatListen addr:port
Default: disabled
Context: server config
Status: Experimental
Module: mod_heartmonitor

The HeartbeatListen directive specifies the multicast address on which the server will listen for status information from HeartbeatAddress on an origin server.

HeartbeatListen 239.0.0.1:27999

This module is inactive until this directive is used.

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HeartbeatMaxServers Directive 3u1h3u

Description: Specifies the maximum number of servers that will be sending heartbeat requests to this server
Syntax: HeartbeatMaxServers number-of-servers
Default: HeartbeatMaxServers 10
Context: server config
Status: Experimental
Module: mod_heartmonitor

The HeartbeatMaxServers directive specifies the maximum number of servers that will be sending requests to this monitor server. It is used to control the size of the shared memory allocated to store the heartbeat info when mod_slotmem_shm is in use.

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HeartbeatStorage Directive 1j4b3e

Description: Path to store heartbeat data
Syntax: HeartbeatStorage file-path
Default: HeartbeatStorage logs/hb.dat
Context: server config
Status: Experimental
Module: mod_heartmonitor

The HeartbeatStorage directive specifies the path to store heartbeat data. This flat-file is used only when mod_slotmem_shm is not loaded.

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