Re: Jahia cluster configuration

Stéphane Croisier <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.jahia.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
At 17:11 07/03/2005, you wrote:
>My client wants us to have very high availability, thus we need to have 
>Jahia still working (at
>least for viewing pages and not editing) even if the server on which files 
>are stored is down for
>a moment.
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>Would anyone have a suggestion?

Are RAID5 disks not enough? Else this seems more a problem of hard drive 
clustering than a problem of Jahia itself...

>Is the cache refreshed even if the file server is not available?

If your hard drive crashed I doubt Jahia will continue to run especially if 
your database is also on the same hard drive ;-)

>If the file server is unavailable could:
>- the viewing of the pages still work thanks to the cache?
>- the edit module fail (that would be fine for us)

In such a case, use a "wget" or similar command once a while (e.g. every 
day, week, month), put a copy of the static pages on a front-end Apache 
server and, if Jahia does not respond any more, automatically redirect to 
the static copy of the site until repair/reboot. Of course this is only 
valid for the anonymous access ("guest" in jahia) and users can not logged 
in any more...

Cheers
Stéphane


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>Gilles
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