[Beowulf] Possibly OT
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Michael Will mwill at penguincomputing.comWed May 26 10:23:40 PDT 2004
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Maybe somebody has a cool beowulf setup for this, but in my opinion this is more a task for an LVS (linux virtual server) setup with heartbeat. There are two issues you are trying to solve: One is loadbalancing, can be done with one frontend machine using LVS (linux virtual server) to forward web-sessions to one of several webservers. The other is high availability so that this one machine going down is being replaced by a standby, taking over its IP address. Check out www.ultramonkey.org for a lot of good software and documentation to the topic. I just last week set up a two server HA (active/passive) solution for running mysql and a customer application connecting to it, using a fibre attached nStor for external storage, and it was not too hard. All the information I needed I found on ultramonkey.org. Michael On Tuesday 25 May 2004 03:04 pm, Ed wrote: > I have to provide a webhost, but with low spec computers which we have > in abndance. > > Now, I assume that the webservice will use the single IP address > x.x.x.x... -- Michael Will, Linux Sales Engineer NEWS: We have moved to a larger iceberg :-) NEWS: 300 California St., San Francisco, CA. Tel: 415-954-2822 Toll Free: 888-PENGUIN Fax: 415-954-2899 www.penguincomputing.com
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