With
this amount of connections, you may want
to check LVS at http://www.linuxvirtualserver.com
or Ultra Monkey
et http://ultramonkey.sourceforge.net/ (althought
i never used the last one, I think it might be easier to use).
This
is open, efficient and reliable load
balancing and high availability software. Using it, you just have to
install several (common) apache server running your application, and tell
the load-balancer to forward to one of the real servers. Nothing special to
install exept an NFS or Coda service to share your Web sites.
Fred
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