I am setting up a load balanced system on Amazon AWS. I will be uploading photos to my server and then reading the photos off the server from another device.
Let's say I have Server-A and Server-B running on my load balancer. If I upload a photo and hit Server-A, then I am assuming I won't be able to see the photo on Server-B.
What is the best way to handle this?
If I have two web servers, what would the best way to keep their files in sync?
Unfortunately the sites themselves cannot be altered significantly.
Most of them are Wordpress based, but there are over 200 of them. There are also some custom sites.
This setup is going from Web server + DB Server to Varnish load balancer + 2x web servers + DB Server.
Well i guess i can't make this question cuz' is like a discussion but i don't know what to do... i want to know what is better for a large traffic website... an example.
Generally web hosting servers can be categorized as dedicated server and shared web hosting server. There are many web sites that are hosted through shared web hosting server as because of its affordable pricing.
Hey everyone,
I have been playing with Ubuntu Server for a bit and now I feel I am ready to take the next step and make my own business network for my small company.
I am setting up a single Debian server serving Magento with Mysql. High load is expected (millions of hits per day). I've been reading various people's comments and found so many different setups but I am not sure what to do if I want to. Load balancing between several servers would of course be nice but I have only one server.
I want to build a web application/server with this structure:
main-server
sub-server
transaction-server (create, update, delete)
view-server (view, search)
authentication-server
documents-server
reporting-server
library-server
e-learning-server
The main-server acts as host server for sub-server.
I want to host an application on a single server running MySQL server. To get the best performance I plan on using a UNIX socket connection (to avoid TCP overhead). Later, I would like to scale up by adding extra servers which would be MySQL read-only instances (slave) replicated from the first server (master).
I Asked this question on stackoverflow and was told you guys may have more advise, so at work we have been assigned an additional server because the load for our current server is to much.
What I want to do now is have all my PHP Scripts on one Server ( Server 1) ran from another (server 2) to allow less stress on (server 1).A load Balancer has been suggested and I have had a look at DNS Clusters
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