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On Thu, Mar 23, 2000 at 06:27:16PM -0500, tcl@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> in response to the whole testing deal, redhat supports lvs. valinux
> supports lvs. turbolinux's clustering is based largely around lvs code, i
> believe. horms' all-in-one webserver farm "ultramonkey" project utilizes
> lvs. valinux claimed handling 50,000 connections per second with a 16
> machine farm at the linuxworld expo, if i recall correctly.
Ultramonkey (http://ultramonkey.sourceforge.net/) will be based
around LVS, as are a number of other products.
The 50,000 figure is unsubstantiated and was _not_ claimed by anyone at VA
Linux Systems. A cluster with 16 apache servers and 2 LVS servers in a was
configured for Linux World New York but due to interconnect problems the
performance was never measured - we weren't happy with the throughput of the
NICs so there didn't seem to be a lot of point. This problem has been
resolved and there should be an opportunity to test this again soon.
--
Horms
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