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On Friday 01 November 2002 11:25, Leonard Soetedjo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> From lvs-users mailing list, I found out that when a realserver's weight is
> set to 0, then any new connection would not be forwarded to that
> realserver, even though the client has established a session with that
> realserver. Anyone has found a solution for that?
>
> I have decided to implement more than 2 directors (possibly 3 or 4). The
> packets are RR-ed using iproute2. But this would break persistency,
> wouldn't it? Can anyone advice me on my setup? The objective of having
> more than 2 directors (all serving the same realservers) is to have
> redundancy and higher throughput (the projection is around 10000 clients,
> doing a http & https every 10 mins or so).
For http & https, if I rewrite my PHP application to store sessionID in a
backend mysql, would it help?
For telnet or ftp, can I use the iproute without the "equalize" keyword, so
that the balancing is on a per-flow basis (and therefore to the previously
connected director and realserver)?
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