On Thu, 22 Feb 2001, Robert Altomare wrote:
>
> What are the high-availablity/failover solutions like for something like
> LVS?
>
lvs doesn't implement any internal failover features. it relies on other
unix tools to handle that. heartbeat, fake, mon, any linux/unix failover
tools.
there are packages that put these pieces together for the user. redhat's
"piranha" tools conglomerate lvs and failover tools (and some other
clusting as well). horms' ultramonkey
(http://ultramonkey.sourceforge.net/) is another centralized place for
everything one might need for a highly-available balancer (lvs, heartbeat,
ldirectord...). turbolinux and va provide mechanisms as well, as do
others.
-tcl.
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