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A lot of enterprise applications are not yet cloud-ready or even designed as micro-services. Due to this fact,
session stickiness is required for a lot of the enterprise Applications.
Let me explain how OpenShift Enterprise (= OCP) and origin
can help you solve this topic for you.
One of the difficult parts in the current container world is to debug the network communication. For a haproxy based setup can you use the solution described in this blog post.
As you can read in my blog post about syslog in a container world it isn’t easy to run a syslogger in a none privileged Container which is the default setup on openshift.
I describe here how you can setup a syslog receiver for the openshift router which is possible since the version 3.3 via Router Environment Variables.
I have now created a docker image and pushed it on docker hub, based on my post How to use haproxy 1.7 in openshift router
openshift-origin-router-hap17You can use this image as image parameter as described in the doc Using a Different Router Image.
For example.
oc adm router region-west -o yaml \ --images=me2digital/openshift-origin-router-hap17:latest \ --credentials=${ROUTER_KUBECONFIG:-$KUBECONFIG} \ --service-account=router You can contact me for any further questions and orders