Re: Better way to scale services horizontally

[Jorge O. Castro]

On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 1:31 PM, Sebastian sebas5...@gmail.com wrote:
 Some help? I'm almost there to finish the charm :)

Hi Sebas! Nice work! The easiest way to get a review is to follow
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Better way to scale services horizontally

[Sebastian]

Hi!, I finally did it, the first production ready Drupal
charmhttps://github.com/sebas5384/charm-drupal/tree/bash with
project import from an existing GIT repository. Is almost completed, just
need to do some more relations and a lot of documentation, but before that,
I want to finish the peer's relation to load balance the units of the
service, so then Drupal can scale horizontally.

I'm based in the Wordpress charm, and noticed that is using:
*- NFS mount:* To have one mounted point, for example uploaded files from
users.
*- Nginx as load balancer:* I'm currently using Nginx as the default web
server, so this would be another server instance configuration.

So I understand that it needs always another related deployed charm for
syncing files between units and an internal Nginx configured and installed
as peers hook relation is  invoked.

Some help? I'm almost there to finish the charm :)
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