>Hey everyone. I have been tasked recently with coming up with an automated
>deployment/file replication system for our newly built infrastructure. We
>have a hardware load balancer that spreads the traffic over 5 real servers.
>We are looking for a way to place the production web files and assets
We use a product called Repliweb. It's very fast, and can be used for
scheduled file pushes or continuous replication. It will also replicate IIS
settings, if you want it to. Its reasonably priced. I think we paid around 4k
for 4 nodes including the center source node. We've been very happ
...@geodesicgrafx.com]
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Subject: Re: Automated File Deployment/Replication
What OS? Windows 2003 and up support Distributed File System (DFS).
Wherever possible, it only moves partial files, etc, etc. You can set it to
propagate from a main server, or from each
: Tuesday, July 05, 2011 12:34 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Automated File Deployment/Replication
Hey everyone. I have been tasked recently with coming up with an automated
deployment/file replication system for our newly built infrastructure. We
have a hardware load balancer that spreads the traffic
12:34 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Automated File Deployment/Replication
Hey everyone. I have been tasked recently with coming up with an automated
deployment/file replication system for our newly built infrastructure. We
have a hardware load balancer that spreads the traffic over 5 real servers.
W
Hey Brian,
I'm doing something... "similar"
How often do you need it to sync up? Constantly? Only when an update occurs
(a manual process)? Scheduled intervals?
If you need the boxes to stay in perfect sync at all times and automated
process or end users (people using the site/app) add or chang
t: Tuesday, July 05, 2011 11:34 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Automated File Deployment/Replication
Hey everyone. I have been tasked recently with coming up with an automated
deployment/file replication system for our newly built infrastructure. We
have a hardware load balancer that spreads the traffic o
> Can anyone recommend software to accomplish this
> or just some best practices for this type of scenario?
If the servers are Windows you might look into the Distributed File
System feature which will replicate file system changes across
multiple servers.
-Justin
~~
create a single code repository and create virtual directories that
point at it...
On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 12:33 PM, Brian Polackoff wrote:
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> Hey everyone. I have been tasked recently with coming up with an automated
> deployment/file replication system for our newly built infrastructure. We
>
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> From: Brian Polackoff [mailto:bpolack...@gmx.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2011 12:34 PM
> To: cf-talk
> Subject: Automated File Deployment/Replication
>
>
> Hey everyone. I have been tasked recently with coming up with an
> automated deployment/file replic
What OS? Windows 2003 and up support Distributed File System (DFS).
Wherever possible, it only moves partial files, etc, etc. You can set
it to propagate from a main server, or from each server in the cluster.
Matthew Williams
Geodesic GraFX
www.geodesicgrafx.com/blog
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We hav a similar setup.
At first we used DFS replication (on win2003/2008) replicating in a mesh
structure among all servers but since we're now on win2008 only we're using
folder junctions towards a common fileshare.
DFS was ok but with many files/changes we experienced delays - and the folde
I work in a similar environment and use three general techniques.
1) an ftp tag that replicates files that need to immediately replicate that
are uploaded through the admin, it basically figures out which server its
running from and copies to the other two synchronously using cfftp
2) install cyg
Hey everyone. I have been tasked recently with coming up with an automated
deployment/file replication system for our newly built infrastructure. We
have a hardware load balancer that spreads the traffic over 5 real servers.
We are looking for a way to place the production web files and assets on
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