Shane Hathaway wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
It's a shame that the 2 or 3 times I've tried to organise purchase of
ZRS for customers, the Zope Corp sales process hasn't succeeded in
delivering anything :-(
(I'm not 100% on the details, but it may just have been that the
prices were
Jim Fulton wrote:
Note that ZRS has been used for years in large-scale critical
environments.
Also note that ZRS 2, which we've been using in production for more
than 2 years doesn't use spread and is much easier to configure and
more flexible than earlier versions.
See
Chris Withers wrote:
It's a shame that the 2 or 3 times I've tried to organise purchase of
ZRS for customers, the Zope Corp sales process hasn't succeeded in
delivering anything :-(
(I'm not 100% on the details, but it may just have been that the prices
were extortionate...)
I disagree.
On Jun 2, 2009, at 7:04 PM, Miles Waller wrote:
...
3. ZRS
If I'm right, ZRS still has a limitation in that there is a single
server
for writes.
Yup.
...
Having read the factsheet, I'm a
bit unsure as to how it is functionally different from ZeoRAID - can
anyone
explain?
I'm not
Is there anything else worth considering?
Dedicated HA-hardware. We are using a SUN Cluster for all of our
backend service like ZEO, Oracle, Postgres and LDAP.
I'm interested in how that works specifically with zeo. how does it
ensure the clustered Zeos don't try to write conflicting
Am Wed, 03 Jun 2009 00:04:12 +0100 schrieb Miles Waller:
Hi,
I'm looking at a HA setup for a project, and was wondering what the
current best way forward would be. There seem to be a few potential
options around for the storage end of the setup, and I'm wondering
what's now considered the
Previously Miles Waller wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking at a HA setup for a project, and was wondering what the current
best way forward would be. There seem to be a few potential options around
for the storage end of the setup, and I'm wondering what's now considered
the current best practice for
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 01:04, Miles Waller mi...@jamkit.com wrote:
1. RelStorage
Using this, I think I can then take care of replication/mirroring as I have
access to a database that is already clustered in a HA environment. My
questions are:
+ Are the connections opened only when zope is
Hi Jens,
*
** I'm looking at a HA setup for a project, and was wondering what the
** current best way forward would be. There seem to be a few potential
** options around for the storage end of the setup, and I'm wondering
** what's now considered the current best practice for this sort of
**
Hanno Schlichting wrote:
Wichert Akkerman wrote:
[lots of great info about RelStorage]
I couldn't have said it better. :-) Thanks guys.
Shane
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Hi,
I'm looking at a HA setup for a project, and was wondering what the current
best way forward would be. There seem to be a few potential options around
for the storage end of the setup, and I'm wondering what's now considered
the current best practice for this sort of setup. Specifically,
On 03.06.09 01:04, Miles Waller wrote:
Is there anything else worth considering?
Dedicated HA-hardware. We are using a SUN Cluster for all of our
backend service like ZEO, Oracle, Postgres and LDAP.
-aj
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