He añadido una nueva utilidad que, en efecto, le permite hacer algo de la cosa de clustering de "Alta Disponibilidad", con la conmutación por error de IP entre Linodes dentro del mismo centro de datos. La utilidad no gestiona o configura la conmutación por error de IP para usted, pero permite que las direcciones IP seleccionadas de los Linodes enlazados sean traídas a otros Linodes.
Esta nueva función se encuentra fuera de la pestaña de Acceso Remoto, haciendo clic en "IP Failover".
http://linux-ha.org/
-Chris
Comentarios (9)
I assume that if we want to use this feature you’ll try your best to get our redundant host in a different rack and on a different breaker?
[quote:24d3b1d3bb=”jeffml”]I assume that if we want to use this feature you’ll try your best to get our redundant host in a different rack and on a different breaker?[/quote]
Absolutely.
-Chris
Were you working on this when I opened a ticker for this?
or you just began after and finished the job?
Either way it is amazing! I will test this feature soon.
Thanks!
[…] over this private network. Database replication, backups and rsync also come to mind. Oh, and IP Failover works for both public and private […]
Hi
Does linode supports “Ultramonkey” loadbalancing
Oh how did I miss this… nice 🙂
[…] but your server must be rebooted to use the new IP address. It is only Linode that offers a true floating IP that can dynamically move between servers without requiring either server to be rebooted. So Linode […]
How do I know that the 2 nodes reside in different hardware in linode?
Your Linode’s host will be displayed next to the ‘Host’ label on your Linode’s dashboard in the Manager. Our platform will try to make sure your Linodes are created on different hosts. If you end up with two Linodes on the same host, the Linode Support Team can help move one of them to a different host.