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Mike Williams wrote: |
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> On Monday 28 September 2009 04:41:08 Nick Khamis wrote: |
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>> So no Ultramonkey 3 on Gentoo? Anyone? |
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> Looks to me like Ultramonkey is just some documentation, and as kashani said, |
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> some skeleton configs for Debian. I do not see any actual "ultramonkey |
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> software" or even "special sauce". |
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> Quite useful documentation though. |
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> I do load balancing on Gentoo to Gentoo, pretty much all I needed to get it |
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> going was to install heartbeat with USE=ldirectord, compile the appropriate |
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> kernel modules, then setup ldirectord. |
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> http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org/Documents.html#manuals is particularly |
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> helpful, if a bit out of date. Especially the LVS/* pages. |
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The best explanation I found was this thread |
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http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.highavailability.ultramonkey/1353 |
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And looking into some of the patches Ultramonkey built, they are based |
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on some much older tools like heartbeat 1.2.4 where as 2.0.7 is current |
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in Gentoo. I'd guess most of the usefulness of Ultramonkey was rolled |
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into the actual packages doing the dirty work... probably so they could |
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retire the stupid stupid name. :-) |
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kashani |
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