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Hi List, |
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We're running a 40 node webserver HA-cluster, with two loadbalancers |
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and a 30 node mysql replication setup as datastore behind that which |
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we are going to move behind a loadbalancer set soon. We're currently |
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building the load-balancers for that. |
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All the loadbalancers are using a direct routing setup. |
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Apart from that we also employ a number of storage NFS servers and |
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infrastructure related servers such as build-hosts and rsync server etc. |
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On 7 Apr , 2006, at 10:31 PM, Jan Klopper wrote: |
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> If we're going to setup a nice wiki tut, il put up my configs |
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> aswell. ironically i used a win2k + LVS tutorial to get my system |
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> to work as it should. |
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As soon as stuff cools down a bit here, I'll add configs and docs as |
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well to the wiki. Currently it's too busy. I checked the wiki the |
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other day but didn't see a page ? |
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> The whole concept of all those LVS monkey releases is something i |
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> didn't really grasp at first, since gentoo doesn't install the |
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> packages like that, but just keeps them all up to dat trough |
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> portage, which is very different to what the LVS docs are talking |
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> about. |
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Right now we're not usiing any of the ultramonkey stuff but a custom |
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setup with LVS and heart-beat. The new set of load-balancers is setup |
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to use keepalived. |
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> How many people would be interested in helping out with this. If |
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> you've read this far it must be because it's a Friday afternoon so |
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> anything can distract you! |
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I / we'd be interested. I expect that things cool down a bit |
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somewhere at the beginning of may. |
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If anyone is interested in helping us out, we're hiring :-) You need |
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to be located in near to Amsterdam/Holland, but if you are contact me |
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off-list. |
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Grtz Ramon |
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-- |
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In the beginning, there was nothing. And God said, 'Let there be Light.' |
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And there was still nothing, but you could see a bit better. |