cluster project
Brad Crotchett
brad at ispn.net
Fri Jan 17 02:27:27 CST 2003
My time is somewhat limited, but I am still behind it. I have been
working with mirroring servers almost to the point of clustering, and
would love the chance to take it further.
Have we decided on a location? That seems like a natural next step.
Maybe we should follow the lead of open source and vote on a location.
Once we have that firmed up, we can set a date for a 'first cluster
meeting' where at least we nail down what needs to be done.
I was going to clip the section from a past email that listed our 3
choices for a location, but my search feature in evolution 1.0.8-10
doesn't seem to be working. I know that my work was one of the
locations, and because of that I won't submit a vote. Whether or not
you should vote for my location depends quite a bit on the bandwidth
needs of the project. We are primarily a commercial ISP and our
bandwidth is very near maxed from 8-5. If it will need a T1 (even a 512
frac) or better during business hours, we probably would not be a good
choice right now. After 5 though, we have a huge amount of unused bw
and I am sure I could scrounge up a port in the core router for the
cluster.
Allright LugNuts, cast your vote so we can get over our excuses and get
on with this project.
Brad
-----Forwarded Message-----
> From: Eric Rossiter <rossiter at discoverynet.com>
> To: kclug at kclug.org
> Subject: cluster project
> Date: 16 Jan 2003 18:18:51 -0600
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> Hey LugNuts,
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> Can anyone tell me where we are with the cluster project we've been
> discussing around here?
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> Last time I spoke with Jared, we had the equipment, but no one really
> knew what to do with it. Anyway, there's an excellent beginning series
> of article's on setting up Linux clusters in January's Linux Magazine.
>
> Just a thought... thank's for your time everyone.
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