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Its not mentioned but ucarp is handy for those times when you want to float a vip between two boxes for a bit of redundancy but don't need something super intel
by pandemicsyn 13y ago
Its not mentioned but ucarp is handy for those times when you want to float a vip between two boxes for a bit of redundancy but don't need something super intelligent (like where a bit of flapping is ok).
http://www.ucarp.org/ http://www.ucarp.org/
- stevekemp 13y agoAgreed. ucarp is almost trivial to deploy: http://www.debian-administration.org/article/678/Virtual_IP_addresses_with_ucarp_for_high-availability http://www.debian-administration.org/article/678/Virtual_IP_...
- jvoorhis 13y agoOpenVPN Access Server ships with ucarp integration out of the box, and for the most part it just works. Keepalived is another common daemon for managing floating vips. If I understand correctly, ucarp was originally designed to support redundant routers and firewalls, but in my experience, they are great for moving vips between stateless services, like load balancers and reverse proxies.