Hello there, I wanted to ask for advice regarding NTP
Situation 1: What I currently have is a uBlox M8N GPS puck I'm planning to use with the Raspberry PI. Seems like it should work almost out of the box with some kernel tuning, but I have a question about short term stability in the event of GPS loss - how well will the board hold over if it's lost GPS for, say, 24 hours? Situation 2: Also, there's a need for more dependable NTP time sources for our colocated spaces. What we have is about 100 servers, some of them running DBMS that wouldn't like clock drift at all. After a recent incident involving NTP I've got an idea to install GPSDO time servers in each datacenter and slave them to stratum2's that will be actually distributing time to clients. All the certified GNSS disciplined clocks are really expensive (way more than the management would approve), so what I'm planning to do is possibly getting a couple LeoNTP units and using them as the root time sources, would this be a good plan? Of course, all the NTP infrastructure will be monitored, and possibly we'll use Stratum 2 servers which would be slaved to GPSDO S1's AND the public NTP pool for sanity checks. Maybe BG7TBL's units instead of LeoNTP? Is that a good idea? Sent with [ProtonMail](https://protonmail.com) Secure Email. _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe, go to http://lists.febo.com/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts_lists.febo.com and follow the instructions there.
