From: Fernando G. <fg...@cs...> - 2002-07-16 22:05:28
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Jason Lewis wrote: >>In your way you balance users. >>In my way I balance web access. >>A user => several web access. >>So my balance is more grained. >>And overall system performance is improved. >> >> >>It's only my theory. >> >>Fernando. > > > But your way requires NFS, which will utimately reduce performance. Temp > files should be on local disks. Been there done that. > > I am not convinced your way is better. The alteon will decide which > servers are overloaded and pass requests to servers that have less load. > Since you are using sessions, you want to keep each user on the same box > until they log off. I have to read more carefully alteon docs; how and when the alteon decides if a server is loaded. > I spent a lot of time working on a similar situation. Session files were > on NFS and webservers were stepping on each others toes and session files > were not being removed. Not to mention with a heavy load, the NFS was > slowing things down. File locking, rights and other issues don't come > into play in /tmp. These are the kind of problems I need to know before the systems go operational. Thanks. Fernando. |