Re: [gentoo-cluster] High-Availability Howto for Gentoo

[Ramon van Alteren]

Hi List,  We're running a 40 node webserver HA-cluster, with two loadbalancers and a 30 node mysql replication setup as datastore behind that which we are going to move behind a loadbalancer set soon. We're currently building the load-balancers for that. All the loadbalancers are using a direct routing setup. Apart from that we also employ a number of storage NFS servers and infrastructure related servers such as build-hosts and rsync server etc.   On 7 Apr , 2006, at 10:31 PM, Jan Klopper wrote: If we're going to setup a nice wiki tut, il put up my configs aswell. ironically i used a win2k + LVS tutorial to get my system to work as it should. As soon as stuff cools down a bit here, I'll add configs and docs as well to the wiki. Currently it's too busy. I checked the wiki the other day but didn't see a page ? The whole concept of all those LVS monkey releases is something i didn't really grasp at first, since gentoo doesn't install the packages like that, but just keeps them all up to dat trough portage, which is very different to what the LVS docs are talking about. Right now we're not usiing any of the ultramonkey stuff but a custom setup with LVS and heart-beat. The new set of load-balancers is setup to use keepalived. How many people would be interested in helping out with this. If you've read this far it must be because it's a Friday afternoon so anything can distract you! I / we'd be interested. I expect that things cool down a bit somewhere at the beginning of may. If anyone is interested in helping us out, we're hiring :-) You need to be located in near to Amsterdam/Holland, but if you are contact me off-list. Grtz Ramon -- In the beginning, there was nothing. And God said, 'Let there be Light.'  And there was still nothing, but you could see a bit better.