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Hi Joe,
> it's hard to tell if it's LVS or not. They don't say anything about the
> code. It does use modified Linux and it does use "real servers",
> "virtual services", "scheduling", "rr", "wrr", "lc" and "wlc".
We could ask them ;)
> Maybe these are standard industry terms.
Nope. There are no defined standard industry terms yet. But a lot
of people use exactly those terms. A generalisation is still out-
standing. I read the SLB (Server Load Balancing) book published
by O'Reilly last week and I was really shocked by the author's
little knowledge about general load balancing terms and networking.
But he used a lot of the terms we use. Hi's book deals more with
the 4 biggest commercial LB's.
> I wonder where you can get the source code to their modified Linux?
You don't, only if they modified the kernel. Then they need to publish
the patches I think. That reminds me that I still have to do that for
our software :)
Cheers,
Roberto Nibali, ratz
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