Hi all,
i´ve read nearly the complete avilable documentation at
www.linuxvirtualserver.org and www.ultramonkey.org but didn´t found the
answer...
This is what i want to setup:
I need a HA and Load-Balance solution for a high traffic website (~50Gig
and ~10 million requests per day).
I have 3 servers for this purpose. Two of the servers are Dual-Xeons and
one is a P4 2,4Ghz. These servers are rented and hosted by a well
connected provider.
I think the major problem is that every server has only one NIC and one
IP address. Additionally every server runs in its own subnet :-(
Is there any chance to setup a LVS system under these conditions ? My
plan would be to use the single CPU machine as the load-balancer and the
two dual-CPUs as the real servers for apache. NAT is not desired,
because the traffic should also be balanced between the real servers. In
other words, if the clients make requests to the site the real servers
should deliver for themselves the pages without passing the traffic back
to the load-balancer.
Maybe this graph can help:
Client
|
| --> request page
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Single-CPU LB (1 NIC, 1 IP e.g. 82.134.21.3)
|
-------|-----
| |
| |
Dual Dual (both Duals have also 1 NIC, 1 IP)
217.12.31.2 217.67.23.239
If HA is not possible maybe just load-balacing ? Maybe something like
the Streamline setup from ultramonkey.org ?
thanks for your tips/help,
Luan
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