Re: LISP for web
- From: Frank Goenninger DG1SBG <frank_goenninger@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2005 15:50:27 +0200
"Marco Baringer" <mb@xxxxxxx> writes:
[snippedy-snip]
> 2) high availablity. can you create a ucw app which is resistent to
> hardware failures? not currently. the load-balancing solution in
> (1.b) can deal with hardware failures an the app servers but this
> leaves the db as a spof. the only 'real' solutions to this is to
> use a db which supports replication and store sessions in the db.
That's just one solution. Using other High Availability solutions like
failover mechanisms (stable solutions available for all commercial
unixes and also even for Linux) do provide this also, and work in many
setups I have done also as 'real' solutions.
Need more input? Ask!
Frank
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