Re: [aclug-L] [announce] webdev project
Clint Brubakken <[email protected]> 13 Feb 2002 14:12:21 -0600
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I like the idea of different subdomains/machine of aclug.org. We talked about adding shells, instead of adding them to www.aclug.org, we will create shells.aclug.org instead. Maybe we could make a acs.aclug.org and a zope.aclug.org On Wed, 2002-02-13 at 13:54, Dale W Hodge wrote: > ww1, ww2 & ww3 would each have a copy of a static main page. Links from there > would point to pages residing on the other servers. Cnet.com is a good example. > Sometimes you stay at cnet.com other times you may move to computers.cnet.com or > download.cnet.com. It lets you break out higher bandwidth stuff to the boxes > better suited to handle it. It would also allow us to make certain features > available without compromising the entire Website. > > Or, not for we could still break things out, but use 1 box for the main gateway without > using the round-robin DNS. > > > > Now, having said all that, I think we have enough high-bandwidth access that > > this really won't be necessary. :) We have a number of members who work > > for ISPs... at least one of them has offered to do some hosting for us > > (details remain unknown). And we may have access to WSU's network. In > > either case, redundancy (for the purpose of bandwidth) will probably not be > > necessary. > > In some ways, I'd like to try it "because we can". Linux is about innovation. > Why not consider some less conventional thinking? > > --dwh > > --- > Dale W Hodge - [email protected] > Secretary - [email protected] > Air Capital Linux User's Group (ACLUG) > --- > > >