21 Sep 21:31
Clustering/Failover Project
From: Noam Rathaus <noamr@...>
Subject: Clustering/Failover Project
Newsgroups: gmane.linux.region.israel
Date: 2008-09-21 19:31:17 GMT
Subject: Clustering/Failover Project
Newsgroups: gmane.linux.region.israel
Date: 2008-09-21 19:31:17 GMT
Hi, We are looking for someone to implement a warm-failover, where our existing MySQL, Apache and Linux based system will have complete and immediate failover (two identical servers either working in parallel or one kicking into action when the second one fails, all the while replicating). Objective: * Our system is based on a Linux, MySQL and Apache * We want to allow the failure of one server, due to some hardware or network failure or a manual decision, to turn over all responsibilities to the second server Requirements: * Failover must synchronize all the data stored in MySQL and be transparent and seamless - possibly only up to the last few minutes before the failure * Has to be implemented into an existing Debian based system * No additional hardware should be added unless absolutely required * You will need to provide a full guide to the implementation, in addition to Perl based scripts to support the failover, a control script to monitor status, initiate failover, and recover from failover * You need to allow failover to work across an IP based network, where the two server are physically distant from each other I am not looking for general commentary about my project design, philosophical comments about failovers or non-topic replies. I'm also not interested in replies telling me there's a project that does exactly that (and only requires a few tiny customizations that will take days). I'm only looking for people who would like to be paid to develop the project and give it to us "turnkey", even it is only to customize an existing project that does it.(Continue reading)
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