Danny Angus
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Danny Angus
Independent IT Consultant
"start apache anyway. There's stuff, yeah, apparently"Labels
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Load Balancing Apache httpd 2
Yes.. hear it here last!
I've been telling everyone I meet about JimJag's stupendous presentation at Apachecon US 08, in which he showed us, in glorious detail, how to use mod_proxy properly and mod_proxy_balancer.
I was impressed, and so have those who've also seen the slides.
Now its your chance, I recommend reading Jim's slides here.
If you have real life experience of using mod_proxy_balancer, let us know if he oversold it, or if it rocks your world. I *still* haven't had time to use it in for real yet.
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Comments:
You'll want to update last year's presentation to add the new clustering support: heartbeat/heartmonitor stuff. Or was that already mentioned a year ago?
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