Question about high availability/load balancing
"Martin Goldman" <[email protected]>
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Hello, I have 8 identical servers that I need to use to run 4 different types of servers. I would like to set up 4 clusters of 2 servers each to accomplish this. Ideally, I'd like each cluster to provide high availability as well as load balancing. However, it seems that all the topology diagrams for providing both these services necessitate 4 machines - a primary router, a backup router and 2 "real servers" to do the actual work. Which brings me to my question: is it possible/feasible to set up clusters of two machines in each, in which each machine is acting both as a router and as a "real server," in order to provide both load balancing and high availability? Or could I have one set of two routers that manage servers in 4 different clusters? Thanks in advance. Regards, Martin Goldman