Re: [SQU] high-availability proxies

>From: David Osborne <David.Osborne@nottingham.ac.uk>
>
>Take a look at Linux Virtual Server
>(http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org/), which can be used to create a
>high-availability server "cluster". It's used in the UK for our national
>cache servers, as described in
>http://wwwcache.ja.net/JanetService/PilotService.html

        Please, can you detail a little bit on this?
        - what does it mean "national cache servers"?
        - how many real caches do you have?
        - how many reqs per second do you serve?
        - what is the average traffic through the balancer?
        - how many client machines connect to the balancer?

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Florin
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