a. Run A as load and B as load (just schedule them to run together) and combine results b. Use the Macbook and let A and B generate load c. Let A be client + load and B load only. You'd have to determine how much load A can handle given its additional responsibilities. and follow the steps in the guide sebb sent to allow you to increase the load a single instance can generate.
On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 12:35 PM, Carl Shaulis <[email protected]>wrote: > Howdy, > > This is a crazy question, but I cannot clearly understand the posts I have > found. > > I have Linux machine A. From this machine I run headless using Rake. I > think I have reached the load limit on this machine. I want to involve > Linux Machine B to generate more load. Do I configure A to be both client > & > load and B load only? Will Machine A be overwhelmed by the data returned? > > Alternatively do I use the GUI from my MacBook as the client and let Linux > A > & B generate load? > > Please point me to a good post that guides me to the correct configuration. > > Thanks, > > Carl >
