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I currently use NFS for pretty much everything. All of my DocRoot's
and configuration files (apache/php) are on the NFS server. I then
aggregate the logs onto the NFS server and compile them with awstats
on another server (don't ask).
The reason from #2 to #1 is that it's a bit (a lot) more streamlined
than my current setup and it keeps logs in a single location instead
of N locations where N is the number of nodes.
--Joe
On Dec 22, 2005, at 10:40 AM, Mark wrote:
1.) A centralized logging server (ie. syslog). Have Apache log to
that and then parse the logs from there.
2.) Use rsync or scp to sync the logs to a central server, cat them
into one larger server and then parse them from there.
I'm currently doing #2, but plan on moving to #1 pretty soon.
How do you want to do that? NFS? Is it worth doing that? Why do you
want to switch from #2 to #1?
MARK
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