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by the resolver. It asks the balancer for the server addresses to |
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by the resolver. It asks the balancer for the server addresses to |
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use for the server name originally requested by the client (i.e., |
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use for the server name originally requested by the client (i.e., |
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the same one originally passed to the name resolver). |
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the same one originally passed to the name resolver). |
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- Note: The `grpclb` policy currently ignores any non-balancer |
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- Note: In the `grpclb` policy, the non-balancer addresses returned |
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addresses returned by the resolver. However, in the future, it |
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by the resolver are used as a fallback in case no balancers can be |
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may be changed to use these addresses as a fallback in case no |
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contacted when the LB policy is started. |
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balancers can be contacted. |
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2. The gRPC servers to which the load balancer is directing the client |
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2. The gRPC servers to which the load balancer is directing the client |
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may report load to the load balancers, if that information is needed |
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may report load to the load balancers, if that information is needed |
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by the load balancer's configuration. |
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by the load balancer's configuration. |
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