Hi everyone, A little while ago our friends at Phyber - http://www.phyber.com/ - racked a few more servers for us and installed RHEL 6 on them. Over the last months I've been moving services to the newer boxes.
Today I moved the web frontend (previously just Varnish on one box) to two of the new servers (keepalived/stud/haproxy/varnish)[1] so there's appropriate redundancy at that layer. Let me know if you notice any problems. One of the maybe-user-visible changes is that the list of SSL ciphers for the manage site has been shortened quite a bit. The actual website is still just running on one of the older servers; the old RRD based graphs make it a bit more hassle to move that to have redundancy, but it's next on my list. http://www.pool.ntp.org/ https://manage.ntppool.org/ Ask [1] Keepalived to move the public facing IP around. Stud to terminate SSL for the manage site (and the main pool site in the future). HAProxy because it can get the 'real IP' from stud easily and because some traffic shouldn't go through Varnish. Varnish because the server running the site is real slow and sometimes the site gets thousands of requests in a short timeframe (seconds to a minute). -- http://askask.com/ _______________________________________________ pool mailing list pool@lists.ntp.org http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/pool