Hi!

Ok, Apache balancing requests. Another option is LVS without Apache nither mod_load_balancer / mod_proxy_balancer. the problem: the user with session is going always to the same backend web server. This is not real balancing for me.

The major problem is do real balancing between servers and keeping user session alive. I'm wondering if could be done with DRBD (shared disk) as you say. Thre are two way to store sessions, on DB or Disk. Sessions on DB is trivial, no problem. Sessions on disk, if are shared with DRBD then maybe the question is solved?

Is for a shared hosting and users choose the way they develop. We couldn't say users to store sessions on DB or Disk

thanks, Cheers!

Serge Dubrouski escribió:
1. Apache + mod_load_balancer
2. Heartbeat + DRBD to make Apache highly available and to provide PHP
a shared storage for creating persistent sessions.

Serge,

On 6/19/07, Jorge González <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all!

I need to build a cluster with 2 Apache. PHP will be installed in both
web servers so I need to mangle sessions. I tried balancing with Apache
and mod_proxy_balanced but when there is a session the user goes always
to the same backend web server. I think this is not usefull because if
the server where the user is goes down then the user could not keep the
session.

How do you do guys apache load balancing with persistant sessions? LVS?
Heartbeat + ldirector?

thanks in advance, cheers!

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