Nour, Yes, it is OK to have sprout_hostname different from public_hostname.
* sprout_hostname is the hostname of the sprout cluster - it resolves to all the IP addresses in the cluster (sprout1, sprout2 and sprout3) * public_hostname is the hostname of this node - it resolves to this node, and only this node. Sorry for confusing you on the DNS configuration. I should have been clear that you require both sets of configuration. # Sprout cluster DNS configuration sprout IN A 10.0.4.x1 sprout IN A 10.0.4.x2 sprout IN A 10.0.4.x3 # Per-node sprout DNS configuration sprout1 IN A 10.0.4.x1 sprout2 IN A 10.0.4.x2 sprout3 IN A 10.0.4.x3 Note that multiple hostnames can map to the same IP address. I hope that helps. Matt From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of nour nakouzi Sent: 08 August 2013 12:45 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Clearwater] Load Balancing Hi Matt, So it is correct to have the sprout_hostname=sprout.lannion.local, public_hostname=sprout1.lannion.local, for sprout1 for example, these two variables are not the same, so what is the difference between sprout_hostname and public_hostanme And for the DNS conf, in th elast mail you told me I have to put sprout IN A 10.0.4.x1 sprout IN A 10.0.4.x2 "Assuming your DNS server uses the standard zone file format, you write this as follows. sprout IN A 10.0.4.x sprout IN A 10.0.4.y " But in this mail, you told me "You also need to add per-node entries, as follows. sprout1 IN A 10.0.4.x1 sprout2 IN A 10.0.4.x2 sprout3 IN A 10.0.4.x3 " I am a bit confused, To remind you, I have one DNS on my architecture, that resolves all the hostnames Thanks
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