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hi,
> we have a similar setup, but we use multiple ipvs + ldirector setups
> for this, where the most bandwidth we push through any given pair is
> ~500 mbit or so of sustained traffic.
that sounds equal. nice.
> the way I see it, if you've got 2200 machines, you can afford to have
> multiple gateways into your network...
we do have them; it's not 2,200 _physical_ machinesm, btw, it's 2,200 IPs.
> that or you've done something completely wrong and have far too much
> hardware for far too little traffic / processing
not really; we're going to replace existing load balancers, hence the setup.
best,
timo
> Geoff Harrison
> Chief Architect
> The Hive
> (617) 301-6200
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>
> On Apr 17, 2009, at 4:41 AM, Timo Schoeler wrote:
>
>> Hello list,
>>
>> it seems that the first issue I had with ldirectord [0] is mostly
>> solved; that given, I'm about to deploy another LVS box in a different
>> environment. I did read the 'what is the max throughput LVS can
>> handle,
>> and max number of concurrent connection?' thread, but that's LVS, not
>> ldirectord...
>>
>> That raises the question for me if anybody has a similar (or even
>> bigger) setup in production.
>>
>> To give a few numbers: Virtual IPs will be about 600, real servers are
>> almost 2200. Services should be tested every 2 or 5 seconds.
>>
>> Any takers?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> Timo
>>
>> [0] -- http://tinyurl.com/cz76dl
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