Hello everyone,
Looking for a way to Cluster 2 SMEserver machines, I've found a post with more than 2 years, from a person nicknamed boblefeu, that states that 2 machines are synchronized and fault tolerante and runs "perfectly well on 2 servers of production with approximately 60 users". This is great! I can't imagine why this doesn't made to final releases.
So, looking for a guide on how to make the cluster on Centos5, I've found this
http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/Ha-DrbdWell, it seems that what's lacking now are the compiled drbd modules for SMEserver.
My point is that SMEserver is a great and one of the most usefull linux distributions out there, I've tried smoothwall and other solutions, but I keep reverting to SMEserver.
Now, just imagine Cluster as a feature. It would win every other distribution for all enterprise/SME purposes, hands down.
Please make a tutorial on how to do that, with compiled packages. I'm really willing to contribute for that with a nice donation, since I'm in a hurry for getting that done.
Regards,
organetic
The post I've found on SME contribs forum is bellow:
Mirroring SME 7.1 Servers
« Reply #3 on: March 28, 2007, 09:31:22 AM »
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Hi everyone,
I am register on the foum especially to be able to divide with you this howto on which I worked already much, because I am the author of this howto. That made already a moment that I hesitate to post over contribs my Howto and well, it is done thanks to Gaston.
Like that was already said, this howto is to be used only on machines of test.
At the hour current, the system functions perfectly well on 2 servers of production with approximately 60 users.
The service managed by drbd and Heartbeat are as follows:
- Apache
- Samba
- Imap / Imaps
- Pop3 / Pop3s
- Qmail
- Proftpd
- MySQL
I also integrated Cyrus/Imap.
For all questions, I remain at your disposal .
I make a point of excusing me for my horrible English…and I hope all the same to be understood .
regards,