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Hi > On Apr 27, 2006, at 4:55 AM, Michael Vodep wrote: > > >> Is there something i can improve? >> > > without knowing what the problem is, one cannot improve it. > > your configuration looks ok to me. > Okay - that's good :-) I tried to build a little cluster at home with jails in FreeBSD: UserRequest -> PureLoadBalancer (distributes requentes on www1, www2, www3) www1-www3 running Apache 2 with PHP and mod for PgSQL Client. The scripts - which run on the wwws - are knowing if a statement is reading or writing. I have two connections on each www-server: Connection 1: to haproxy which distributes requents on TCP level to db1 (slave) and db2 (slave) for reading purposes Connection 2: direct connection to dbm (master DB) This is my first cluster and i don't have any experience with LB&FO. What's the usual way to distribute heavy load on PostgreSQL servers? Are there any sample slonik scripts out there? The sample scirpt provided at the official docu (pg_bench sample) didn't help me so much :-/ One suggestions i get last weekend was, that db1 should describe dbm and db2 should describe db1 ... Thanks, Best regards from Austria, Graz michael
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