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Subject: | Re: SSL acceleration for a web farm |
From: | Joe Stump <joe@xxxxxxxxxxxx> |
Date: | Wed, 17 Aug 2005 15:05:30 -0700 |
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 shipthe data back and forth over the bus to the SSL accelerator your processor probably could have taken care of it. Especially if the algorithm usesall the bell and whistle features todays CPUs have. I was wondering the same thing - they call it a Random Array of Inexpensive Computers (RAIC) for a reason don't they? I use LVS for two reasons: 1.) Redundancy 2.) Cheap scalabilityWith the right setup you should be able to simply plug in more SSL servers behind your LVS and this will take care of any SSL related issues you're having. That's what I like about LVS and it's weighting. I could either use 4 dual opterons with 4GB of RAM each or a horde of Pentium II's. --Joe |
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