adamsh
Sun 13th Jul '08, 9:22pm
Hi Guys,
I have recently taken over the running of our forums and am not sure if they are setup for load balancing.
Here is how its setup.
1 x dedicated mysql server (quad xeon)
3 x web servers (3.2 dual xeons).
They are connected via an internal switch and communicate with the database through this.
The web servers are running apache2 and php5, the DNS zone file for the domain they are on looks like this.
(not sure why these are there, I think scripts use them)
forums1 IN A 12.34.56.78
forums2 IN A 12.34.56.79
forums3 IN A 12.34.56.70
forums IN A 12.34.56.78
IN A 12.34.56.79
IN A 12.34.56.70
www.forums (http://www.forums) IN CNAME forums.mydomain.com.
From what I have seen, forums.mydomain.com just randomly puts people on a server. From your collective experiance, is there a decent load balancer that works with apache2 and Vbulletin?
Thanks in advance.
I have recently taken over the running of our forums and am not sure if they are setup for load balancing.
Here is how its setup.
1 x dedicated mysql server (quad xeon)
3 x web servers (3.2 dual xeons).
They are connected via an internal switch and communicate with the database through this.
The web servers are running apache2 and php5, the DNS zone file for the domain they are on looks like this.
(not sure why these are there, I think scripts use them)
forums1 IN A 12.34.56.78
forums2 IN A 12.34.56.79
forums3 IN A 12.34.56.70
forums IN A 12.34.56.78
IN A 12.34.56.79
IN A 12.34.56.70
www.forums (http://www.forums) IN CNAME forums.mydomain.com.
From what I have seen, forums.mydomain.com just randomly puts people on a server. From your collective experiance, is there a decent load balancer that works with apache2 and Vbulletin?
Thanks in advance.