Service Provider Self healing ha-cluster can and are being manage with the
following tools:
1- NGINX or POUND or PERLBAL or HAProxy for LBS
2- WackaMole/Spread . For DNS / FOS
3- PUPPET / RPATH.. Rapid System Build
4- GroundWork/Hyperic for Network Management/System Management/Apps
5- XMPP
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> Wow, this has turned into quite a debate.
>
> I think HA could be the killer app that catapults FS into the
> mainstream. Even if not full implemented today, laying the groundwork
> to allow for call state synchronization with a standby box would be a
> great leap ahead of any other platform I'
Hi everyone,
I would like to join the choir of Tom Warren: HA with state
synchronisation would not just be a killer, it will pave the road for
the FreeSWITH all the way to the entrance of the Telco's.
As a former co-owner of a hosted PBX Telco, I would like to share my
experience about customers:
Wow, this has turned into quite a debate.
I think HA could be the killer app that catapults FS into the
mainstream. Even if not full implemented today, laying the groundwork
to allow for call state synchronization with a standby box would be a
great leap ahead of any other platform I'm aware of.
Łukasz Zwierko wrote:
> External monitoring would be better, system might hang up, interface
> could remain up.
Wherein lay an additional problem. Should the system be under severe
load, the "system" may appear to hang, indeed become unreachable
temporarily. Do you remove the host or check for a f
W dniu 27 sierpnia 2008 14:46 użytkownik James Green
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> Łukasz Zwierko wrote:
>> OSPF what? What I am talking about was to have TWO FS machines runnig
>> in active- standby mode, without having this configuration displayed
>> to users. Simplest solution for that is havin
Łukasz Zwierko wrote:
> OSPF what? What I am talking about was to have TWO FS machines runnig
> in active- standby mode, without having this configuration displayed
> to users. Simplest solution for that is having the same virtual IP on
> both boxes, and directing the traffic to only one of them. O
W dniu 27 sierpnia 2008 13:48 użytkownik James Green
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> napisał:
> Łukasz Zwierko wrote:
>> Hi, Regarding HA, I don't suppose you'll be able to go without any
>> front-end, beacuse of IP-connectivity reasons, if you plan to work in
>> active-standby mode . Active box needs to have
Łukasz Zwierko wrote:
> Hi, Regarding HA, I don't suppose you'll be able to go without any
> front-end, beacuse of IP-connectivity reasons, if you plan to work in
> active-standby mode . Active box needs to have an unique IP, otherwise
> each client will have to have 2 (or more) IP addresses config
Hi, Regarding HA, I don't suppose you'll be able to go without any
front-end, beacuse of IP-connectivity reasons, if you plan to work in
active-standby mode . Active box needs to have an unique IP, otherwise
each client will have to have 2 (or more) IP addresses configured.
As solution you can use
Tom,
Configuration: that should be easy using XML CURL to load what would
otherwise be in the conf/ XML files. I would strongly recommend looking
at this.
Call state I wouldn't like to comment on, I have not looked into it. I
would imagine it's unlikely to succeed based on the uuid of each call
o
Hi James,
I'd like to avoid front-ending the FS boxes and instead have them
load-share amongst themselves or sit in a hot/standby arrangement
while updating the other box(es) with call state and configuration
changes. They would be connected directly via a closed tertiary
network so that the heart
Tom Warren wrote:
> I'd like to know if there is any plan for an HA solution for
> FreeSWITCH. I know the 'heartbeat' trick, but is there or will there
> be any way to mirror the configuration changes and even call state
> between two boxes in a sort of clustered arrangement?
I don't think there's
Hi everyone, this is my first post.
I'd like to know if there is any plan for an HA solution for
FreeSWITCH. I know the 'heartbeat' trick, but is there or will there
be any way to mirror the configuration changes and even call state
between two boxes in a sort of clustered arrangement?
Thanks,
T
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