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On Sat, May 06, 2000 at 03:22:32PM -0400, Jeremy Hansen wrote:
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> Basically at this point I've actually found Ultra Monkey a lot easier to
> get running as opposed to piranha. Also Ultra Monkey seems to stay with a
> pure philosophy. I may be wrong but I believe Piranha in order tow ork
> properly needs Red Hat's patches present in the kernel. Ultra Monkey will
> work with any system that has at least ipvs patches applied.
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> Ultra Monkey says "here, you want this configuration, put these scripts in
> lpace on these machines and use this ldirector config and it works"
Thanks for the vote of confidence. Ultra Monkey is very much aimed towards
people who want to be shown how to constuct load balancing and high
availability that will suit their network needs. The emphasis is on using,
and helping to develop, existing open source techonlogy where possible and
providing a single point of contact to obtain documentation and versions of
the software that have been verified to work.
--
Horms
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