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HeartBeat V1 + LDIRECTORD implementation of LVS high availability

Introduction to High Availability Cluster

High availability cluster, ie High Availability Cluster, its main function is to realize the automation of server failure detection and resource swit

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HeartBeat V1 + LDIRECTORD implementation LVS cluster is available

Foreword

High Availability Cluster, or HA Cluster for short, refers to server cluster technology for the purpose of reducing service interruption time. It can be seen from the above that the

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Construction: LVS + Keepalived High Available Web Services Cluster Environment

The service involves many technologies. For specific explanations of related technical documents, please refer to the following link:

Centos 7 detailed explanation of load balancing configura

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HeartBeat + DRBD + MYSQL + LVS Cluster

Four hosts

Host name IPAddress Purpose

dbm129 172.16.0.129 heart+ mysql beat+ mysql secondary node

dbs130 172.16.0.130 6.0 slave(mater_host=172.16.0.233)

dbs131 2.1 131 131

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LVS load balancing scheduling algorithm

LVS Load balancing scheduling algorithm

1. Round Robin (rr )

The scheduler distributes external requests to the real servers of the cluster in turn through the “round-robin” scheduling algorithm. It treats each server equally, regardless of the server The actual number of connections and system load.

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