[K12OSN] Server Planning
Huck
dhuckaby at paasda.org
Thu Sep 28 16:52:19 UTC 2006
It would be nice(and maybe there is already) to have some sort of a
resource showing the multiple types of configurations you could do and
how to do each one.
For Example:
Single Server 100% LTSP (local apps?)
Single Server LTSP and Samba
Multiple Servers LTSP SMBLDAP (load balancing, application servers,
central authentication server)
My knowledge is base strictly on the Single Server LTSP and Samba
without LDAP, no local apps. But would like to entertain the option of
either implementing local apps or doing some load balancing across
multiple servers or application servers.
--Huck
William Fragakis wrote:
> Logged on and active or just logged on?
>
> Also, the apps they run will make a difference - OOFF (I just made that
> up - Open Office and Firefox) or more graphics intensive apps such as
> Flash-based games, Tux*, etc.
>
> In running numbers, we've found that a handful of smaller servers isn't
> much more than a humongous server. The big advantage to a few servers is
> having some overhead room if a server goes down, you can spread the
> clients to other servers until you get the repair done. Things do go
> wrong and usually at the worst possible moment.
>
> regards,
> William
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