I was wondering if anyone had ever implemented multiple Django webservers pointing to a single database, essentially functioning as a single website via load balancing?
My challenge is the following. I\'d like to uphold the Post/Redirect/Get pattern for posted forms, but after the redirect I still want to show the state of the form in case of invalid fields. This inf
I need to implement master/slave/load balancing into an existing site. Does anyone use these (or other) implementations for master/slave switching?
I am runn开发者_如何学Pythoning web application on two different servers with load balancing, and using Zend_Search_Lucene for indexing documents.
I have a WCF service than in my development and production environments works without a开发者_StackOverflowny trouble but in my test environment it will occasionally throw a CommunicationObjectFaulted
I have an application which works well on a single server. My customer now wants to move it to a load-balanced environment. Which things are likely to bite me when doing this?
I have a couple of servers and a load balancer. I want to show a server name which is currently serving the page.
What I am trying to achieve is to have Apache\'s mod_proxy_balancer check if a request was already made using a Memcache store.
I constantly read on the Internet how it\'s important to correctly architect my PHP applic开发者_运维技巧ations so that they can scale.
This is something I\'ve never seen done, and I\'m not turning up in my research, but my boss is interested in the idea.We are looking at some load balancing options, and wonder if it is possible to ha
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