>I've ordered a new server to act as my db server, and want to combine =
the forces of my other two boxes via a cisco localdirector to act as the =
webservers.
The Cisco LocalDirector is old and due for a retirement. There are plenty
of other solutions out there that work much better. Check out Foundry,
Alteon, and Arrowpoint which got bought by Cisco. The Arrowpoint stuff
should replace the LocalDirector.
>I've already learned that I need to break down and pay for the =
Enterpri$e version of CF.
Actually you don't need to buy the enterprise version if you plan on using a
hardware load balancer.
>At one time I heard mumblings about CFLinux not behaving well on =
multiprocessor machines - is this still the case? or are there now =
benefits to having more horsepower under the hood?
CFLinux works great on dual processor machines. I wouldn't suggest anything
else.
-Matt
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From: Tim Storm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2000 9:46 AM
To: CF-Linux
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Does anyone on the list have experience with clustering of CFLinux?
My webserver is taking a pounding and there is no sign of it letting up. =
(this is a good thing!) (about 7.2 GB of transfer a day)
I've ordered a new server to act as my db server, and want to combine =
the forces of my other two boxes via a cisco localdirector to act as the =
webservers.
I've already learned that I need to break down and pay for the =
Enterpri$e version of CF.
Any feedback from anyone who has actually done this? I got bit by being =
an early adopter of CFLinux, now things seem to be pretty stable (knock =
wood)
At one time I heard mumblings about CFLinux not behaving well on =
multiprocessor machines - is this still the case? or are there now =
benefits to having more horsepower under the hood?
TIA for your findings!
Tim Storm
FatWallet.Com - We'll save you money!
http://www.fatwallet.com/
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