On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 5:57 PM, Dionisio Cortes Fernandez <bloodbrawl@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, > > I´ve been trying to make a load balanced Apache servet without all the > success I wanted. I used this mods > > proxy > proxy_balancer > proxy_http > status > > And I get a main server that balances the load, to the other nodes, that > it´s not at all, the solution I wanted. > > ____________ > |____weblb___| > | | > | | > _____|____ ____|______ > | web1 | | web2 | > |_________| |__________| > > I don´t really like the solution because as far as I know, all the web > traffic is through weblb (because web1 and web2 only have one NIC and its in > a internal network with weblb, and i see their pages), and I wanted weblb > only to distribute the petitions, and later web1 and web2 act as normal > servers, so for example, half of user will use web1, and the other half > web2, but they only know one ip address (weblb). I know this should be > possible as facebook or google or that big companies uses lots of machines > and you only know one domain, and I don´t think they use that schema, > because only one server couldn´t have all throughput needed to all users. > > So I don´t know if I´m trying with the wrong approach or there are any other > modules that I can use to do what I want. Maybe you want a layer 2 load balancer, or "ip sprayer", not a layer 7 HTTP proxy. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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