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Yeah, I'm using Piranha under CentOS 4.2
It's really just glorified apache with some PHP scripts to handle the
editing of configuration files, and a few daemons that work the same
as heartbeat/etc/etc.
I know it supports firewall marks. I'll have to look at that instead.
I may have to come back with some questions on how to get LVS to still
allow for multiple ethernet interfaces to all be listed for the same
mark... unless I would just define a specific virtual {} block for
each external IP still, with the same fwmark as the others, but then
how to I hook that up to a group of webservers in the backend?
I'll Google for fwmark and look at some howtos as well.
On 3/14/06, Graeme Fowler <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi
>
> Use the fwmark LVS service instead. That way you use netfilter/iptables
> on the traffic arriving on your director from the clients to assign a
> MARK value according to the IP addresses you want to "group"; you then
> configure LVS to match the MARK value rather than a given VIP.
>
> This way you can group *all* of your VIPs into a single MARK value, and
> have a single LVS "pool" with all of your realservers in it.
>
> Reading between the lines it looks like you're either using Ultramonkey
> or some RH specific widget, neither of which I can help you configure.
> But I can give you an idea :)
>
> Graeme
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