Here's an article on LVS ( Linux Virtual Server ) that gives an overview of
various clustering and load balancing approaches -
http://www.linux-mag.com/2003-11/clusters_01.html. And here's a more formal
review which gives specifics on some of the optimizations involved -
http://cs.uccs.edu/~cs526/l
Yup although for a truely scalable solution you wouldnt want to rely on a
single sql server, you would want the servers to replicate the routing
data themselves and store that data in memory for maximum speed and to
help keep the load of your sql servers.
So you are saying have a server that rou
Richard Dobson wrote:
Were I designing it, I'd have a login server, which validates you and
then hands you a new place to connect to, for your actual sustained
connection. All data is shared between the servers (or rather,
replicated between them; SQL is your friend), and you just get
handed o
Were I designing it, I'd have a login server, which validates you and
then hands you a new place to connect to, for your actual sustained
connection. All data is shared between the servers (or rather,
replicated between them; SQL is your friend), and you just get
handed off to whatever actual
How many concurrent users does MSN or AIM have I wonder, and how is
scalability dealt with in their systems, which are obviously
proprietary IM protocols.
Were I designing it, I'd have a login server, which validates you and
then hands you a new place to connect to, for your actual sustained
co
On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 10:19:09 -0500, dlb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Right now we have moved all jabber services to its own box ...
You will need an architechture that distributes components of the
server
over multiple
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> Right now we have moved all jabber services to its own box ...
>> You will need an architechture that distributes components of the server
over multiple physical servers.
Before you commit to a server, you might wan
I've implemented a jabber client that uses jabberd2 open source server and
we are going to need it to scale to well above the 1 million concurrent
users mark.
You wont be able to with jabberd2, its not intended to be used to that sort
of scale, you will need to pay money out and get a commercial
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On Friday 21 January 2005 08:54, Tom Coffin wrote:
> If you&#x
On Friday 21 January 2005 08:54, Tom Coffin wrote:
> If you're serious about million user capacity, I really think you need
> to go commercial. Of course you'd also need to get off of Linux and go
> to Solaris too. Get yourself some big Sun servers with lots of
> processors. Get Oracle. Put it
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> If it is not important to have the same domain
If it is not important to have the same domain name for the one million
users
then the solution is trivial - just deploy f.e.100 servers with 1
users
on each. :)
You dont have to have them on different domain names to be able to have 100
servers, you just use a jabber server with a distribut
В сообщении от Четверг 06 Январь 2005 01:39 Zhang Erning написал(a):
> Thanks all of you reply my post
>
> Yes, I'm working for a company similar to ISPs. We're going to offer
> free IM service to customers.
>
> People might ask is it possible to let 1 million concurrent users to
> use our service.
deployment.
Jonathan
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In article <[EMAIL PROTEC
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
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> Then the question becomes
> Is it possible to use jabber/XMPP based solution?
Yes, it is possible, with (1) smart, motivated developers whose task it
is to build a highly-scalable solution, (2) good admins who know how to
Thanks all of you reply my post
Yes, I'm working for a company similar to ISPs. We're going to offer
free IM service to customers.
People might ask is it possible to let 1 million concurrent users to
use our service. I know, it might be much difficult than the technical
solution. But my boss said
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