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Re: [Nel] Dynamic load balancing?
From: |
Nahuel Greco |
Subject: |
Re: [Nel] Dynamic load balancing? |
Date: |
Tue, 20 Feb 2001 11:21:38 -0300 |
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001 14:20:32 +0100
Vincent Archer <address@hidden> wrote:
>
> It's all a compromise. If a geographic server (in a geographic approach)
> fails, suddendly, part of the world becomes unpassable. You can't log in
> if you were in them, you can't enter them, and so on. Different failure
> modes.
>
Then, you has the map divided in zones,... if a geographic server dies, other
will be taking the zone that belong to the died server? ..
the zones are fixed or dynamic?
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Nahuel Greco Web Development - Open Source
http://www.codelarvs.com.ar Game Programming - Research
Freelance coding / sysadmin Networking. The answer is 42.
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- [Nel] Dynamic load balancing?, (continued)
- Re: [Nel] Dynamic load balancing?, Vincent Archer, 2001/02/19
- Re: [Nel] Dynamic load balancing?, Nahuel Greco, 2001/02/19
- Re: [Nel] Dynamic load balancing?, Vincent Archer, 2001/02/20
- Re: [Nel] Dynamic load balancing?, Nahuel Greco, 2001/02/20
- Re: [Nel] Dynamic load balancing?, Jared Mark, 2001/02/19
- Re: [Nel] Dynamic load balancing?, Thierry Mallard, 2001/02/20
- Re: [Nel] Dynamic load balancing?, Vincent Archer, 2001/02/20
- Re: [Nel] Dynamic load balancing?,
Nahuel Greco <=
- Re: [Nel] Dynamic load balancing?, Thierry Mallard, 2001/02/20
- Re: [Nel] Dynamic load balancing?, Vincent Archer, 2001/02/21