Add paragraph on not using a load balancer #36999
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The transport client validates that each time it connects to a particular address it reaches the same node. This means that it does not support a simple load balancer which exposes multiple nodes at a single address. This change calls this situation out explicitly in the docs. Relates elastic#30141.
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NB only targeted at branches 5.6 to 6.3 - this restriction no longer applies in 6.4+. |
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LGTM - the oss-distro-docs check does not pass on the targeted branches but I think it's OK to merge the PR.
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The transport client validates that each time it connects to a particular address it reaches the same node. This means that it does not support a simple load balancer which exposes multiple nodes at a single address. This change calls this situation out explicitly in the docs. Relates #30141.
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The transport client validates that each time it connects to a particular address it reaches the same node. This means that it does not support a simple load balancer which exposes multiple nodes at a single address. This change calls this situation out explicitly in the docs. Relates #30141.
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The transport client validates that each time it connects to a particular address it reaches the same node. This means that it does not support a simple load balancer which exposes multiple nodes at a single address. This change calls this situation out explicitly in the docs. Relates #30141.
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The transport client validates that each time it connects to a particular address it reaches the same node. This means that it does not support a simple load balancer which exposes multiple nodes at a single address. This change calls this situation out explicitly in the docs. Relates #30141.
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The transport client validates that each time it connects to a particular
address it reaches the same node. This means that it does not support a simple
load balancer which exposes multiple nodes at a single address. This change
calls this situation out explicitly in the docs.
Relates #30141.