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On Mon, 15 Apr 2002, Tinu Patel wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> I have a test LVS system running using NAT. So far things have been
> working really well. I want to upgrade the system so that I will have 2
> load balancers using mon, fake and the coda file system. I was
> wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to how I should approach
> this.
Ultra monkey, using Linux-HA is the best tested of these.
Another one in developement is the keepalived, vrrpd setup
of Alexandre Cassen.
> The LVS website does not have much detailed information regarding
> the High Availability setup.
You get a pointer to Ultra Monkey and then to Linux-HA. It's not
directly part of the LVS project, but it is used a lot with LVS
and Horms, the Ultra Monkey developer is on both the LVS and Linux-HA
mailing lists.
Ultra monkey has been deployed on many of the setups shipped by VA Linux,
before they exited from the hardware business
Joe
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Joseph Mack, mack@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Linux Virtual Server project
http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org
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