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Running a redundant apache server does not require much from apache itself, but rather the underlying filesystem and a proxy in front of it. The filesystem is important, so the website and its php sessions can be shared between the servers. For this we will use [[GlusterFS|GlusterFS]]. The proxy in front of apache will be a combination of [[HA-proxy|HA-proxy]] and [[Corosync|Corosync]].

In this setup we will configure 2 apache servers.
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apt-get install apache2 apt-get install apache2 php php-mysql
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=== GlusterFS ===
==== Backup ====
Make a backup of `/var/www`
{{{
cd /var
tar cfvzp www.tar.gz www/
}}}
== Filesystem ==
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==== GlusterFS Client ====
Install the glusterfs client and mount the glusterfs volume.
Configure your system as a Gluster Client, so you have /var/www on a GlusterFS.
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==== Restore ====
Restore the backup
{{{
tar xfvzp www.tar
rm www.tar.gz
}}}


{{{
apt-get install glusterfs-client
}}}
make a simple webpage, that shows something uniq about the system

Apache

Running a redundant apache server does not require much from apache itself, but rather the underlying filesystem and a proxy in front of it. The filesystem is important, so the website and its php sessions can be shared between the servers. For this we will use GlusterFS. The proxy in front of apache will be a combination of HA-proxy and Corosync.

In this setup we will configure 2 apache servers.

Software

apt-get install apache2 php php-mysql

Filesystem

Configure your system as a Gluster Client, so you have /var/www on a GlusterFS.

make a simple webpage, that shows something uniq about the system

None: Apache (last edited 2021-03-26 21:55:30 by Kristian Kallenberg)