high-availability: LVS vs HAProxy question
- From: doktora <doktora@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2008 04:49:29 -0700 (PDT)
Hi, I've been doing some research into how I can setup a high-
availability open-source web cluster and I've come to looking closely
at LVS and HAProxy (I've used Pound till now).
I understand that LVS is level-4 and haproxy is level-7 (app).
To me, this means the following:
LVS pros over haproxy: speed
haproxy pros over LVS: statefull routing (based on IP/URL/etc.)
Given that LVS requires kernel patches, I'm leaning towards haproxy.
What I can't get my head around is the following question:
On a high-level, can haproxy provide everything that LVS aims to do:
giving a client a single-system view of the cluster?
any thoughts much appreciated
cheers
doktora
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