Re: Installation and requirement help required on debian sarge

On Tue, Oct 25, 2005 at 08:09:14AM -0700, Radhika wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> I am new to ultramonkey.I am planning to install the ultra monkey in debian 3.1 according to the ultramonkey.org for debian 
>  
> http://www.ultramonkey.org/3/installation-debian.sarge.html
>  
> I need to install using apt-get install ultramonkey 
>  
> I have a questions on this if i install ultramonkey package it will
> install all the required packages that is heartbeat,ipvsadm and ultra
> monkey.

Yes.

>  I am planning to install "High Availability and Load Balancing" for
>  this we need 4 nodes and how many ipaddress required as per my
>  knowledge 2 for directors and 2 for real servers and i didn't
>  understand what is the purpose of virtual ipaddresses .

The virtual IP address is that address that end-users will connec to.
This is the address of your cluster. And if you have end-users
connecting from the internet, then it needs to be a publicly routable
address. All other addresses may (or may not) be private RFC1819 addresses.

> Can some one explain me the exact requirements for ultramonkey i am
> planning to install "High Availability and Load Balancing" in this we
> have "A single virtual service and a A network of virual services"
> which one i have to select.
>
> I know 4 nodes required
>  
> 1)How many ipaddresses required?

At least 1, though 3 would be easier.

This does not include the IP address for the router.

> 2)What packages we need to install in directors and real servers?

You need to install ultramonkey on the linux-directors, this should add
everything you need.

You do not need to install anything on the linux-directors.
Well, except for apache or whatever daemons you want them to run.


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