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Hi,
> > This is possible but requires a bit more study and care. I think the HOWTO
> > contains a few pages of information on how to do this, or you can use
> > Ultramonkey information @
> > http://www.ultramonkey.org/2.0.1/topologies/sl-ha-lb-overview.html. Expect
> > to be a bit frustrated at first until you get familiar with how LVS works.
The above doc explains exactly what I want to do. I have another
question though:
- Can a Linux Director deal with multiple IP addresses? For example,
suppose that I want to run many instances of our app on the realservers,
for different customers. Basically I want the Director to answer to:
192.168.200.001:8001
192.168.200.002:8001
192.168.200.003:8001
...
192.168.200.00n:8001
and for each of these addresses forward the requests to the same 2
realservers that each will have n instances of the app server bound to a
specific IP address:
realserver1:
Instance 1 listens only on: 192.168.100.101:8001
Instance 2 listens only on: 192.168.100.102:8001
Instance 3 listens only on: 192.168.100.103:8001
...
Instance n listens only on: 192.168.100.10n:8001
realserver2:
Instance 1 listens only on: 192.168.100.201:8001
Instance 2 listens only on: 192.168.100.202:8001
Instance 3 listens only on: 192.168.100.203:8001
...
Instance n listens only on: 192.168.100.20n:8001
Is this feasible?
Thanks,
Patrick
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