Hi,
I'm investingating LTSP and have some questions regarding duplicating
servers to ensure uptime. This is not isolated to LTSP but as we're
looking at LTSP it would make sense to ask here.
What I want is 100% redundancy. Similar to the old Stratus machines
where you could remove replace CPUs and memory on the fly. x86 servers
do not support this so I need to cluster.
If I have a cluster of say ten nodes and one of the nodes fails I want
a seemless transition to the other nodes, my users should not lose
uptime due to a node failing. I'm aware performance may degrade but
that should be all.
I took a brief look at Moisx but that seemed more set towards
distirbuting the load rather than providing uptime, in fact they seemed
willng to sacrafice uptime to gain load dispersal. Obviously correct
me if I'm wrong.
The question is does anybody have a solution for this hard or soft?
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