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Subject: | Re: SSL acceleration for a web farm |
From: | kwijibo@xxxxxxxxxx |
Date: | Wed, 17 Aug 2005 15:53:16 -0600 |
Ryan Leathers wrote: Hello, I have been using LVS for a small farm for a couple of years now. I am interested in adding SSL hardware acceleration to my two LVS servers. It is my goal to maintain performance by offloading the SSL chores, and reduce the cost of certificate renewal by not applying certificates tomy web servers.Can anyone offer advice from experience doing the same? I am using an LVS-NAT configuration currently and am happy with it. It has been suggested that I get a commercial product to do this (Big-IP from F5) which I am not absolutely opposed to, but if there is a good track record with adding SSL hardware acceleration to LVS then I will be happy to stick with what I've been using. Why are you worrying about offloading it? I would just buy some boxes with faster CPU's if speed is a concern. The time it takes to ship the data back and forth over the bus to the SSL accelerator your processor probably could have taken care of it. Especially if the algorithm uses all the bell and whistle features todays CPUs have. |
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