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Joseph Mack NA3T escribió:
On Mon, 5 Mar 2007, Frédéric Martinoty wrote:
Hello
I currently use LVS on a Linux box for an Apache cluster. My
configuration file defines a virtual server which redirects requests
sent on the port 80 to one of my real servers. I'd like to use LVS on
the same box to setup a node managment for a MySQL cluster, which
means I need to redirect requests sent on the port 3306.
Can I define two virtual servers like this ?
virtual services are independant. You can have any number of them;
different VIPs, same VIP with different ports. Should be OK
Joe
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I have two VIP's (for now..) and many services in each VIP.
I recommend to you that use one VIP for each service: one vip for mail
(pop, smtp, etc.), one vip for databases, one vip for webserver, etc..
If you make things wrong when you add a server, you makes down only the
service in where you add the new server (Think in the ARP problem wit DR
config... :( ). It's only a personal recommendation.
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