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==Failover HTTPS== | ==Failover HTTPS== | ||
HTTPS is a lower priority than normal HTTP. Most failover options for it involve | HTTPS is a lower priority than normal HTTP. Most failover options for it involve | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:45, 6 June 2010
Goals
The goals behind our web setup are to:
- Maintain high uptime for static pages
- Maintain high database uptime for dynamic pages that need to use it
- Have acceptable to good performance
- Don't break our users' security models (Allow,Deny based on IP or requiring SSL)
- This makes things much more difficult because we have to fake where the connection is coming from. Maybe LVS does this?
Failover HTTP
Failover HTTPS
HTTPS is a lower priority than normal HTTP. Most failover options for it involve
