Hi,
I'm in the testing phase of a complex keepalived config generation
tool. We have dozens of VIPs, about 70 active vhosts (not counting 300+
aliases), 20+ realservers and overlapping VIPs. So the config lengths is
in the thousands and have to dynamically calculate realserver weights in
each VIP.
Does anyone have experience with such big configs?
Is there any interest in the above tool? If there is I will probably
release it in a couple of weeks...
Regards
Bgs
Thomas Pedoussaut wrote:
> Bgs wrote:
>> Greetings,
>>
>> How big of a feature request would it be to have 'include' in the main
>> config? We have an ever increasing number of VIPs and it would be muach
>> easier to manage them if I could move the virtual_server sections into
>> separate files.
>>
>>
>> This would only need a 'simple' sequential parse-as-you-go approach
>> and a one level is enough.
>>
> I ran my own system with a makefile to agregate multiple conf files into
> one big keepalived.conf
> [tpt@s1 ~]$ wc -l /etc/keepalived/keepalived.conf
> 362 /etc/keepalived/keepalived.conf
>
> It's useful when you want to easily add services but the config is
> different between MASTER and BACKUP instances. There is the static
> portions, that are related to the machine, and the variables that are
> linked to a service, but identical between your directors.
>
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