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maxy 10-07-2011 07:51 AM

Squid load balancing configuration
 
Hi Friends,

I have RHEL5 server, and we want to configure SQUID proxy server as load balancer.

Ex.

[ RHEL5 server1 ] [ RHEL5 server2 ]
Squid squid

We want to configure round Robbin squid, like..
to load balance server , one request goes to server 1
other request goes to server 2, and again same.

Please suggest how this can be done..?or if there are open source tools for this.Please let me know how i should proceed.

TB0ne 10-07-2011 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by maxy (Post 4492382)
Hi Friends,

I have RHEL5 server, and we want to configure SQUID proxy server as load balancer.
Ex.
[ RHEL5 server1 ] [ RHEL5 server2 ]
Squid squid

We want to configure round Robbin squid, like..to load balance server , one request goes to server 1 other request goes to server 2, and again same. Please suggest how this can be done..?or if there are open source tools for this.Please let me know how i should proceed.

The best open source tool you could use is Google...lots of how-tos can be found, by putting in "linux squid load balancer". Here's a few with examples, some can even be found by looking at the Squid documentation.
http://www.thefraggle.com/2007/04/09...ng-with-squid/
http://dlc.sun.com/osol/docs/content...ldbalance.html
http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/ReverseProxy

Juako 10-07-2011 09:19 AM

It's left to know if it's a forward or reverse proxy, but anyway I think this applies to both. IMO you can achieve this with an iptables-based "nth" loadbalancing scheme (greatly documented all over the web), and furthermore you can use some peer config in the squids to take advantage of already cached objects across them.


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