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Allen et al.
Maybee someone could set up a web poll ?
You could ask about real servers OS, number of servers etc ?
Might be quite interesting.
I can host PHP/mysql/postgresql if someone writes the script or do any
web sites do this kind of thing for free ?
BTW, I find ldirectord simpler and it works, but not quite as powerfull.
Allen Pomeroy wrote:
Many months ago I started the process of setting up an LVS. First task
was the decision of how to do this: 1. purchase a distro (like RedHat's
clustering application packages), 2. find out what the popular
options/projects were and pursue one.
After evaluating RedHat's offering I decided support and popularity was
seriously lacking - so I turned to the LVS HOWTO and this list. I setup
a 2.4.25 kernel and keepalived (LVS-NAT) which seems to work well, with
some minor irritations which seem to be fixed in the latest 2.6 kernel
versions.
So the question: which method seems to have the biggest install base?
keepalived or ldirectord?
Thanks,
AP
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