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The document discusses load balancing with Linux Virtual Server (LVS). It describes using LVS with keepalived for high availability across firewall, web, and application tiers. It provides details on Direct Routing configuration and monitoring options in keepalived like weight, connection counts, and packet rates. Real server configuration topics are also covered such as arp settings, iptables rul
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Yesterday at DockerCon Europe, Andrey Sibiryov, a senior engineer at Uber Technologies, demonstrated how to improve load-balancing performance using an open-source technology thatâs been part of the Linux kernel for more than a decade â IPVS. What Is IPVS?To be precise, IPVS (IP Virtual Server) has been in the kernel for 15 years, and itâs based on netfilter. It supports TCP, SCTP, and UDP and can
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