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DannyA
@dannya
10 years ago
584 posts
Has anyone set up multiple jamroom instances for high availability? Would there be any issues load balancing to mirrored instances and replicating databases across them?
updated by @dannya: 07/14/14 03:54:48AM
brian
@brian
10 years ago
10,148 posts
andersda:
Has anyone set up multiple jamroom instances for high availability? Would there be any issues load balancing to mirrored instances and replicating databases across them?

Everything would work except file uploads - those would be stored on the server uploaded to.


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DannyA
@dannya
10 years ago
584 posts
What if the /media directory directory was S3. Could both instances use the same storage?

Otherwise I figure you would have to mirror the media as well, which would be quita a waste of storage and bandwidth (although more reliable)
brian
@brian
10 years ago
10,148 posts
andersda:
What if the /media directory directory was S3. Could both instances use the same storage?

Otherwise I figure you would have to mirror the media as well, which would be quita a waste of storage and bandwidth (although more reliable)

Yeah - that's the goal with S3 support is move the media storage off to S3, then all the front ends have access to the same "file system".

Hope this helps!


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Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
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DannyA
@dannya
10 years ago
584 posts
Ok. I thought we would have this in June. Looks like it's needed to do the redundancy the way i want to do it as well. And really don't want to do my own cdn module until s3 is in place either since i want the cdn to pull from s3.

I'd rather not do my own s3 module if you are doing it soon. Hope it comes sooner rather than later.

That would help!

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