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Hi All,
Now I am Working On Citrix Xen Server.I have Installed two Virtual Machines(Centos 5.3).Now Apache is Configured and its running on the First VM.Can I Set up a Apache Clustering On those VM?.My Aim is "If Apache On the First VM Down,then Apache on Second VM Should Automatically Start".Is there Any Tutorial to Setup Apache Clustering On Virtual machines.Sorry for My English and Advanced Thanks.
OK! I have a similar setup running on Debian at this time, also on virtual machines. They've been running for like 8 months now without any problems. Hope you get it up and running in no time.
Now Problem is Whenever the Master is down the the Client takes so Much time to process the Web Request.I had Checked the Heartbeat Log.Every thing is Fine.The Client is able to Take over the Virtual IP too.Any Advice?
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