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Linux Virtual Server
David Santo Orcero
- 01 Jan 2007
- Iss: 77, pp 12-16
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TL;DR: The Linux Virtual Server (LVS) as mentioned in this paper is a GPL proyecto that allows a conjunto of servidores to comporten como uno unico de cara a los clients of cualquier service provider.
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Abstract: LVS, Linux Virtual Server, es un proyecto GPL que permite que un conjunto de servidores se comporten como uno unico de cara a los clientes de cualquier servicio de red que ejecuten dichos servidores. LVS es una solucion para balancear carga, y recuperarse ante caidas de las distintas maquinas que ofrecen el servicio. Dedicamos nuestro reportaje del mes a estudiar como se implementa LVS y cuales son sus principales ventajas.
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