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Great, thanks!
But does that mean I would need two separate management systems? One to do
the LVS and a separate one just for the mysql HA ? Can I have the mysql HA
management be done within the same system that also does the LVS?
In other words, can I have heartbeat managing mysql, and at the same time
also running integrated with LVS?
On Thu, 19 Jul 2001, Paul Baker wrote:
> Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > No, not mysql. Load-balancing would be for web and email... But the issue
> > is that I need both LB and HA, and so was looking for some package that
> > could do both, or manage both.
>
> That's fine, for web and email you can use LVS + HA. There are a couple
> ways to get the HA part. You can use LVS + mon which I believe is set up
> for you by the Configure.pl script that goes along with the HOWTO. Or
> you can go with the UltraMonkey project which is really LVS + Heartbeat
> + ldirectord.
>
> But for MySQL you ONLY need HA, so ONLY use heartbeat. You would gain
> nothing except more headaches by forcing mysql to go through LVS to
> provide HA which it still wouldn't be able to do without someother
> utility (mon or ldirectord).
>
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