Linux Virtual Server (LVS) for Red Hat Enterprise Linux



Linux Virtual Server Administration


Building a Linux Virtual Server (LVS) system offers highly-available and scalable solution for
production services using specialized routing and load-balancing techniques configured through
the PIRANHA. This book discusses the configuration of high-performance systems and services
with Red Hat Enterprise Linux and LVS for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2.


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1. Samba Server
2. Yum Server
3. LAMP
4. YUM Server
5. NFS Server
6. FTP Server
7. Dovecat Server
8. Apache Server
9. MYSQL Server
10. PHP
11. SQUID Server
12. DNS Server
13. DHCP Server
14. Proxy Server
15. HTTP

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As the PC cluster has grown in popularity as a parallel computing platform, the demand for system software for this platform has grown as well. One common piece of system software available for many commercial parallel machines is the parallel file system. Parallel file systems offer higher I/O performance than single disk or RAID systems, provide users with a convenient and consistent name space across the parallel machine, support physical distribution of data across multiple disks and network entities (I/O nodes), and typically include addit ....etc

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A Embedded Linux is changing the face of embedded development and calling into question decades-old assumptions about how to build systems with real-time requirements. This paper reviews those assumptions and details how Linux can provide a viable platform for a range of response-sensitive embedded applications.
Linux is a very unique operating system.

Linux is changing the face of embedded development. While past instances of UNIX-type operating systems were arguably inappropriate for embedded and real-time (size, speed, storage, CPU supp ....etc

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Cooperative Linux, abbrieviated as coLinux, is software that lets Microsoft Windows cooperate with the Linux kernel to run both in parallel on the same machine. Cooperative Linux utilizes the concept of a Cooperative Virtual Machine (CVM). In contrast to traditional VMs, the CVM shares resources that already exist in the host OS. In traditional (host) VMs, resources are virtualized for every (guest) OS. The CVM gives both OSs complete control of the host machine while the traditional VM sets every guest OS in an unprivileged state to access the ....etc

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As the PC cluster has grown in popularity as a parallel computing platform, the demand for system software for this platform has grown as well. One common piece of system software available for many commercial parallel machines is the parallel file system. Parallel file systems offer higher I/O performance than single disk or RAID systems, provide users with a convenient and consistent name space across the parallel machine, support physical distribution of data across multiple disks and network entities (I/O nodes), and typically include addit ....etc

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Comparison of the Microsoft Windows and Linux operating systems is a common topic of discussion among their users. Windows is the most prominent operating system released under a proprietary software license, whereas Linux is the most prominent operating system released under a free software licence. However, most Linux distribution sites also have proprietary components for their distribution available. The two operating systems compete for user-base in the personal computer market as well as the server market, and are used in government offic ....etc

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Embedded Linux is changing the face of embedded development and calling into question decades-old assumptions about how to build systems with real-time requirements. This paper reviews those assumptions and details how Linux can provide a viable platform for a range of response-sensitive embedded applications.
Linux is a very unique operating system. Linux is changing the face of embedded development. While past instances of UNIX-type operating systems were arguably inappropriate for embedded and real-time (size, speed, storage, CPU support), ....etc

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Introduction
The industrial and military sectors require varying levels of 'real-time' computer response depending on the specific nature of each task to be performed. Consequently, three different definitions of 'real-time' can be illustrated by a battlefield scenario where soldiers in the field provide 'real-time' data which is ultimately sent to the commander's 'real-time' tactical display which provides information used to determine that a missile (using a 'real-time' computer system) should be launched.

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there is no difference in theory and practice, but in practice, there is. Learning the standard operating system concepts breaks the ice for studying a practical operating system implementation. In this seminar we will have a look on Linux process management and scheduler. I will explain the Linux 2.6.8.1 CPU scheduler. Process management is also in context of this scheduler. The various attributes of the process descriptor are used to manage and control the lifetime of a process. We will see in detail how th ....etc

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