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I don't see what the big issue is with AOL type proxies... I've seen
it come up quite often... and it's never been a concern of mine. I'm
behind a load balancer right now that my ISP provides (actually, it's
LVS-based) but it's blackbox to me.
IMO, having a load-balanced web cluster assumes you have taken care of
centralized storage (or some sort of clustered method to mirror all
contents properly) as well as a centralized session manager (msession,
for example, or just write a basic simple one that uses a database - I
noticed msession seemed to have some odd overhead for me.)
I haven't dealt with SSL stuff, but I would imagine it's the same way.
User connects to an SSL cert bound to the external IP of your LVS
machine. The internals should be handled transparently... but maybe
I'm missing something.
On 03 Nov 2005 14:34:36 +0900, freaks <niko_2501@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> p.s: now i need to solve to problem of aol like setup,
> with customers ip that change all of sudden.. i guess from what i allready
> read it's kind of proxies related..
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