Why not just run 2+ instances of ldirectord, managing different
virtual IPs, and mapping them into one DNS name?
Like this:
www.xxx.com IN A <ip1>
www.xxx.com IN A <ip2>
WWW.xxx.com IN A <ip3>
<ip1>,<ip2>,<ip3> are all ldirectord-managed virtual IPs. Since
Heartbeat can keep all these IPs always online, this method can simply
pass the LVS battleneck issue.
--binghe
在 2008-6-30，下午11:56， Randy Evans 写道：
I am trying to get a very rough idea of how many simultaneous
connections (to apache servers)
ldirectord could handle using "direct routing", assuming gigabit
connections and decent
hardware.
Unless you are running an Amazon or Sourceforge, I wouldn't think you
would never need to
worry about ldirectord being the bottleneck.
However, if this assumption is incorrect, is it even possible to run
2+ instances of ldirectord,
all managing the same virtual IP?
Thanks for any feedback.
Randy
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