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I'm actually using perl scripts. Maybe this is crazy, but it
seemed that keepalived and ultramonkey were too much solution for
an essentially simple problem. Glad to share perl scripts I
have, though they are not yet complete.
-Jim
On Tue, 23 Mar 2004, Peter Mueller wrote:
> > It's not (yet) a production system, so I've no problem using 2.6. One
> > question, though -- now that I have one director running,
> > what solutions
> > do people use to make a backup director that takes over
> > fairly quickly
> > when the main one fails? I've been planning on starting with
> > linux-ha...
>
> I think almost everyone uses linux-ha (through www.ultramonkey.org) or
> keepalived (www.keepalived.org). I would look at both if I were you.
> Ultramonkey allows you to use serial & other connections and is more stable,
> while keepalived has snazzy new features and (in my experience) faster
> failover times. I use both; keepalived for VRRP-routers and Ultramonkey for
> production LVS servers.
>
> Oh, and just in case you didn't find that confusing enough, I think the
> userbase is split about 50/50 now ;-)
>
> Cheers,
>
> P
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