This is more of a best practice question. We need to reliably sync our
nginx config between multiple front end servers. Just curious what
other do in this regard.
Rsync does what it says on the tin but would prefer something a little
more real-time. Would also prefer to avoid creating a failure point
with NFS.
Suggestions welcome!
John
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This is more of a best practice question. We need to reliably sync our nginx
config between multiple front end servers. Just curious what other do in this
regard.
Rsync does what it says on the tin but would prefer something a little more
real-time. Would also prefer to avoid creating a failure point with NFS.
Take a look at GlusterFS. You can use it like RAID1 across multiple
hosts.
This is more of a best practice question. We need to reliably sync our nginx
config between multiple front end servers. Just curious what other do in this
regard.
Rsync does what it says on the tin but would prefer something a little more
real-time. Would also prefer to avoid creating a failure point with NFS.
Suggestions welcome!
Hi John.
If you want something real-time, maybe check ‘lsyncd’. Also there is
‘unison’, after you change your config, sync it with all boxes. Highly
depends on use case and what you exact want to do.
If you want something real-time, maybe check ‘lsyncd’. Also there is
‘unison’, after you change your config, sync it with all boxes. Highly
depends on use case and what you exact want to do.
