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From what you state, LVS may not be needed. Other responses have gone
into detail. However, just to let you know, there is a Kernel Linux
Virtual Server that examines the packets and schedules according to the
content. I have not tried it myself and not sure if it is production-grade.
Check out this link:
http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org/software/ktcpvs/ktcpvs.html
Ranga
Andrés Cañada wrote:
I'm figuring out how to make something. Right now, in my configuration, two
directors (one master and another backup) uses LVS to balance requests from
clients to realservers on a round-robin basis. But I need to setup a
configuration that send request for a special aplication to a special
realserver (always the same server for this application). This is a web
application so when for example a client types in the browser
http://ipApplication the director should always send this request to the same
realserver
I use ldirectord
Anybody help me?
Thanks!
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