add Round-Robin Strategy to balancer

[hossinasaadi]

Round-Robin Strategy :

    "routing": {
        "domainStrategy": "AsIs",
        "rules": [
            {
                "type": "field",
                "balancerTag": "b1",
                "domain": [
                  "ipv4.seeip.org"
                ]
              }
                    
        ],
        "balancers" : [{
            "tag": "b1",
            "selector": ["proxy"],
            "strategy": {
                "type":"roundRobin"
            }
          }
        ]
    },

[yuhan6665]

Thanks!

[chika0801]

@hossinasaadi

Hi, please tell me what roundRobin is used for. Is it when my outbound tag has proxy1 proxy2 proxy3 prorxy4. Due to the use of "selector": ["proxy"], the proxy can match to the 4 outbound tags proxy1 proxy2 proxy3 prorxy4.

Is it then a loop that uses proxy1 proxy2 proxy3 prorxy4 proxy1 proxy2 proxy3 prorxy4 in turn?

[hossinasaadi]

@hossinasaadi

Hi, please tell me what roundRobin is used for. Is it when my outbound tag has proxy1 proxy2 proxy3 prorxy4. Due to the use of "selector": ["proxy"], the proxy can match to the 4 outbound tags proxy1 proxy2 proxy3 prorxy4.

Is it then a loop that uses proxy1 proxy2 proxy3 prorxy4 proxy1 proxy2 proxy3 prorxy4 in turn?

Hi, yes it send traffic one by one in order

[chika0801]

Thank you for your help. When the next version is released, I will take this and add it to the documentation to help others.

[chika0801]

I tested the feature myself and it works properly as you said. It is exactly this loop: proxy1 -> proxy2 -> proxy3 -> prorxy4 -> proxy1 -> proxy2 -> proxy3 -> prorxy4 -> proxy1.

Thanks for your contribution.

[hossinasaadi]

I tested the feature myself and it works properly as you said. It is exactly this loop: proxy1 -> proxy2 -> proxy3 -> prorxy4 -> proxy1 -> proxy2 -> proxy3 -> prorxy4 -> proxy1.

Thanks for your contribution.

glad to hear that ❤️