J. Peng wrote:
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 2:09 AM, BJ Tiemessen <btiemessen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Linux LVS works very well for this situtation.
We once had 200 squid hosts and use 2 LVS hosts before them.
LVS run with DR or Tunneling mode.
Was this in a forward proxy or an acceleration setup?
If it was a forward set up, given that a lot of SSL sites don't like the
requesting IP to change (and I assume in anything but a LVS-NAT setup
the individual Squids make connections from individual real IP
addresses), how did you go about "encouraging" a client's connections
towards a single back end? From what I've read, the load balancing
methods focus on round-robin and least-load. Or do you just SNAT the
requests Squid makes?
Chris
