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administration:fault_tolerance_and_load_balancing
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| administration:fault_tolerance_and_load_balancing [2015/12/14 19:45] – demiankatz | administration:fault_tolerance_and_load_balancing [2017/04/11 06:27] – [Load-Balancing] emaijala | ||
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| There are two primary strategies for dealing with this issue: | There are two primary strategies for dealing with this issue: | ||
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| == Node Persistence == | == Node Persistence == | ||
| Most load-balancers can be configured such that a user will always hit the same node during their session. This is often referred to as sticky sessions. The strategies for achieving this goal depend on the load balancer but can range from using cookies to keeping track of IP addresses. Consult the documentation for the load balancer to learn about the strategies available. | Most load-balancers can be configured such that a user will always hit the same node during their session. This is often referred to as sticky sessions. The strategies for achieving this goal depend on the load balancer but can range from using cookies to keeping track of IP addresses. Consult the documentation for the load balancer to learn about the strategies available. | ||
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| If sessions are stored inside a local database instance on a node (MySQL/ | If sessions are stored inside a local database instance on a node (MySQL/ | ||
| - | * MariaDB Galera Cluster: [[https://downloads.mariadb.org/mariadb-galera/]] | + | * MariaDB Galera Cluster: [[https:// |
| ==== Solr Replication ==== | ==== Solr Replication ==== | ||
administration/fault_tolerance_and_load_balancing.txt · Last modified: 2023/03/30 19:31 by cmurdoch