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What would be the real use of this?
To handle different type of machines is the \"weight\" indication...
If machines are the same type why to use a wlc, use lc instead, to have a
simetric balancing...
Int he lvs doc, there is an explanation how wlc works...
I use:
ram*speed/1000 to calculate the weight...
:)
Quoting Joseph Mack <mack.joseph@xxxxxxx>:
> > I could write my own via perl to check things like load averages,
>
> no-one\'s done it (yet), presumably on the assumption that all machines
> are indentical and on the average will get identical loads.
>
> However in the situation where this does not apply, then you\'ll have
> to do something else.
>
> Do you have reason that loads are different, that you\'re happy with?
>
> Joe
>
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