[JDEV] Mux mod_farm

Thomas Muldowney temas at box5.net
Thu Aug 3 14:59:51 CDT 2000


My best statement to everything you have said is:  "prototype"
Although that everything is moving that way for 1.0 it is moving very very
differently for 1.1.  1.1 will implement a new jabber server dubbed jabberd
which has a lot of this more built in.  There should be the initial 1.1 release
in a very short time frame and from there things will grow much more rapidly.

So experimentation and idea generating is done, time to implement it more fully
but I don't know how back porting will work, because jabberd is extremely
different.

--temas

On Thu, Aug 03, 2000 at 07:52:26PM +0200, Rodolphe Duge de Bernonville wrote:
>     Hello,
> 
>  I am trying to work with mod_farm and mux, so I have a lot of questions
> !
> 
> 
> mod_farm :
>     - It's ok, I have understood how it works, but it doesnt work at
> all. So here is my first stupid question :
>         - The farm part in jserver.xml need to be the same on all
> server ?
>      - Dont you think it would be cleaner to have two modules for
> mod_farm :
>          - to say to the client : "go on this server" (mod_proxy)
>          - and the other to "route" the packet request with user on
> other server ? (mod_farm).
>      - Do you think it's safe to give to the client a so important role
> in your load balancing architecture ?
> 
> 
> mux (polld.c):
>     - Ok fine you can have a lot of connections (at least 10000), thats
> fine, but how are you going to do for the demux ?
>      I mean what are you going to do to redirect the answer of the
> server to the good client ?
>      Are you going to put a new tag inside your protocol ?
>      Or trickier :) as the jabber server uses Pth ... just send the xml
> packet in a special order, and just read the answer of the server
> and send it back to the good client (with the hope the special order is
> the same ?)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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