Hi, about your questions
1# It will works only with routable ips, i.e.
load balancer: 201.36.38.39 (cloud provider 1)
webserver1 or public reverse proxy that connect to my private web (cloud
provider2): 90.38.12.11
webserver2 or public reverse proxy that connect to my private web (cloud
provider3): 89.99.234.49
2# considerate the latency and timeout, in any case you would need to
configure a high value for timeouts parameters for your reverse proxy or
load balancer
My recommendation to implement this solution with zen is try to use L4
farms.
Regards!
2013/7/18 Chris Limina <[email protected]>
> I am thinking about using this for a project I am doing. The reference
> I am reading is located here****
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> In sections 5.2.2.1 and 5.2.2.2 they talk about creating your farms.****
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> I notice the example Ip addresses are internal network addresses.
> (192.168)****
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> Here is my mock example of what I’m envisioning:****
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> 1 zen load balancer, 2 cloud instances****
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> **· **A dedicated server running zen loadbalancer hosted on
> SoftLayer with a few externally routable ip addresses assigned to it. ****
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> **· **Two web applications, one running on amazon EC2 and the
> other running on windows azure both with externally routable ip addresses
> assigned to them.****
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> Will it let you put an external ip address into this so I can be round
> robin balancing and reverse proxying to a web application hosted outside of
> the load balancers “internal” network.****
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> All of the examples I have been able to find with any reverse proxy
> software is a reverse proxy with routable ips, relaying data from an
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> Two questions.****
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> **· **Will external routeable ip addresses even work in this
> section?****
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> **· **If it would work, assuming my servers are super fast, and my
> bandwidth is very good. Do you think routing a reverse proxy over the
> internet would be fast enough? ****
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> If anyone has tried this let me know.****
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> Any help is greatly appreciated****
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> Thanks****
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> ~Chris****
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