A Sysadmin-Toolkit Plugin that can sort and display LVS cluster connections, and can launch an on-demand synchronization of the connection table when it is out-of-sync between nodes of the cluster.
The plugin uses /proc/net/ipvs_* and ipvsadm, and sorts this information for a virtual or real server centric view.
The connection synchronization uses the Clustering plugin, and generates multicast packets that are received by the sync daemon and updates all LVS in the cluster with missing connections.
Clustering Plugin is coded for python 2.7 on Ubuntu 12.04, and requires the following packages:
- Sysadmin-Toolkit (https://github.com/lpther/SysadminToolkit)
- Clustering plugin for lvssync feature (https://github.com/lpther/Clustering)
The plugin adds 3 views to the LVS configuration.
Virtual to Real Server mapping:
sysadmin-toolkit(root)# show loadbalancer lvs binding
ldap (10.10.10.100):
ldap/389/tcp lc -> ldap4/ 10.10.10.201:389 droute active weight:250
-> ldap5/ 10.10.10.202:389 droute active
ldaps/636/tcp lc -> ldap4/ 10.10.10.201:636 droute active weight:250
-> ldap5/ 10.10.10.202:636 droute active
ldap-op (10.10.20.100):
ldap/389/tcp lc -> ldap1/ 10.10.20.201:389 droute active
-> ldap2/ 10.10.20.202:389 droute active
ldaps/636/tcp lc -> ldap1/ 10.10.20.201:636 droute active
-> ldap2/ 10.10.20.202:636 droute active
Real Server View:
sysadmin-toolkit(root)# show loadbalancer lvs real-server
ldap1 IP: 10.10.20.201 Total Connections: 1787
ldap/389/tcp Virtual Server: 10.10.20.100:389 Connections: 1310
Weight:1 Forwarding Method: Direct Routing (Gatewaying)
Established: 1027
Fin-Wait: 199
Closing: 84
ldaps/636/tcp Virtual Server: 10.10.20.100:636 Connections: 477
Weight:1 Forwarding Method: Direct Routing (Gatewaying)
Established: 288
Fin-Wait: 187
Closing: 2
Virtual Server view. Note that the Owner field is available if the Clustering plugin is loaded:
sysadmin-toolkit(root)# show loadbalancer lvs virtual-server
ldap IP: 10.10.10.100 Owner: lvs-1:eth0 Total Connections: 5359
ldap/389/tcp Scheduler: Least-Connection Connections: 479
Established: 179
Fin-Wait: 18
Closing: 282
ldaps/636/tcp Scheduler: Least-Connection Connections: 4880
Established: 4443
Fin-Wait: 437
Closing: 0
If the clustering plugin is loaded, testing and synchronizing out-of-sync connections is available:
sysadmin-toolkit(root)# show loadbalancer lvs connections
IPVS connection entries
pro expire state source virtual destination
sysadmin-toolkit(root)# synchronize loadbalancer lvs connections test
Sending test client connection:
TCP 0:30 ESTABLISHED 10.11.11.11:11111 10.22.22.22:22222 10.33.33.33:33333 MASQ NOOUTPUT
Validating all nodes received the connection...
Test results:
slbcmc-1: Success
slbcmc-2: Success
sysadmin-toolkit(root)# show loadbalancer lvs connections
IPVS connection entries
pro expire state source virtual destination
TCP 00:27 ESTABLISHED 10.11.11.11:11111 10.22.22.22:22222 10.33.33.33:33333
List the plugin's internal configuration:
sysadmin-toolkit(root)# debug lvs
LVS plugin configuration and state:
LVS plugin version: 0.1.0b
ipvsadm version: ipvsadm v1.25 2008/5/15 (compiled with popt and IPVS v1.2.1)
Name resolution: True
Clustering support: True
Nodeset: default
Nodes: lvs-[1-2]
Connection synchronization information:
sync version: 1
syncid: 10
mcast interface: eth0
max cps for sync: 250 connections/second
- Sysadmin-Toolkit (https://github.com/lpther/SysadminToolkit)
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