Some architectural changes
Bret McMillan
bretm at redhat.com
Wed Oct 8 13:46:56 UTC 2008
Mike McGrath wrote:
> Well, app1+ are now all identical, for the most part. This allows us to
> think of our app servers as truly being part of a farm. The exception to
> this right now is those apps requiring our nfs mount in PHX. I'm still
> debating what to do about this but so far haven't really come up with a
> good answer.
2 choices come to mind:
1) accept that they're a different category, and partition them accordingly
2) could maybe tinker around w/ some things like MogileFS or HDFS or
something even crazier :)
> We'll be distributing load with haproxy. Just because an app is on a
> server doesn't mean that it will get hit. This allows us to distribute
> load intelligently and hopefully allow us to get local proxies preferring
> local app servers so geoIP dns can be deployed.
Do all apps get deployed to all servers in this category?
> The bapp servers (there's only 1 right now) will be our job control
> servers. Right now we kind of just have cron jobs spread all over the
> place and in some instances this has caused problems with production
> traffic.
Cool. How many bapp servers are we running these days, and how do we
choose what gets run where?
--Bret
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