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On Wed, 2005-05-25 at 16:47 +0100, Malcolm Turnbull wrote:
> Rui Miguel Seabra wrote:
> > What are the experiences with server pool managers around here?
> > Which ones are currently known to work best?
> > keepalived?
> > ldirectord?
> > Other?
> >
> Both are very good.
> Ldirectord is very good and easy(ish) to understand...
> Keepalived is more ambitious... never used it myself but I've heard very
> good things...
My main problem is that the previous guy who managed this system decided
to make his own pool manager with some shell scripts and crontab.
The obvious problem is the 1m minimum period, which is causing us
problems.
Since it's a _live_ environment, and extremely critical for us, I'm wary
of testing like that. I could really use a few opinions on which is
better and faster at managing pools.
Thanks, Rui
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