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Shouldn't be too hard to set up yourself. As their traffic is so cheap, external vs. internal traffic doesn't really matter.
by dx034 9y ago
Shouldn't be too hard to set up yourself. As their traffic is so cheap, external vs. internal traffic doesn't really matter.
- duncanawoods 9y agoOut of interest, how do you spec the ram/cpu for a load balancer?
- simplyinfinity 9y agoI need a newtwork load balancer so i don't have to spend 25 eur for additional server to act as a loadbalancer in simpler and budget restricted scenarios.
- e12e 9y agoWhy do you need a load balancer if you don't have enough traffic to justify a beefier dedicated box with a few tb data included and a proper gb uplink? Are you streaming game/3d data or something where each request is really compute heavy, but data is less than 100mbs? [ed: never mind - 20tb included for the cheapest box. That's a bit of a departure from earlier. That's 60 mbps sustained 24/7 for a month. That's probably hard to meet with a full regular web stack running on a single tiny vm.. Oth, should be able to just ha proxy on one of those - or two-three w heartbeat...]
- simplyinfinity 9y agoIf one machine goes down (updates, hacked, hardware failure) i still need to have a second one that can handle the incoming requests