If bandwidth is OK, then you can use a simple TCP load balancer. I've been really happy with balance <http://balance.sourceforge.net/>. You give it a list of addresses and ports to balance over and have it listen on a single address and port. Then when someone connects to that one address it forwards the request to one of the addresses/ports in the list.
I got balance installed, but the documentation is a bit lacking.
You also need to be aware that not all services can be balanced. If it's just HTTP then you're okay.
Yeah, all I want, is to round robin HTTP traffic. So, my balance command would look like:
balance http verlaine:http rimbaud:80 ?
Regards,
Jeremy
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