For what it's worth, we use ldirector from the Linux High
Availability project. (www.linux-ha.org) It's been working out
quite well for us... allows us to do seemless upgrades to the slave
LDAP servers behind the scenes without the users noticing. Doing so
does sever some active connections but those are often ones that a
client has opened and tried to keep open so they just reconnect and
get a new server.
We have one master and three slaves. Master is the only writable
one. (and really, it's not user writable, it's only editable via
update scripts)
ldirectory is, of course, open source. It's somewhat non-trivial to
set up though.
Daniel
On Oct 13, 2006, at 12:47 AM, qazmlp wrote:
Is the Stanford software load balancer implementation available as
open
source? If yes/no, please give the details about where I can get it
from(The exact URL).
Also, please let me know where there are already some Customers
using it.
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