On Sat, Jan 19, 2013 at 9:42 PM, Brian Mathis <
brian.mathis+centos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Add another vote for HAproxy. It's excellent at what it does, as long
> as it meets your requirements. It's main purpose is to load balance
> HTTP traffic, and it can maintain session using a cookie. It will
> monitor each server and remove it from rotation if it goes down. It
> also has methods to place servers into maintenance mode.
>
> It doesn't really handle SSL (though they have been working on it for
> newer versions), but that can be handled by using Apache or nginx as
> the front-end termination point for SSL, and reverse proxy into
> haproxy.
>
> It also does generic TCP load balancing, but I don't use it so can't
> comment on that.
>
Also throwing in my vote with HAProxy, as it meets all of the (thus-far
listed) requirements of the OP. The TCP loadbalancing works great, similar
to the HTTP balancing.
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