PyBal
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| + | == Setup == | ||
| + | PyBal is currently installed on [[Pascal]], in directory <tt>/usr/local/pybal/</tt>, and runs in a ''screen'' using the command: | ||
| + | # python /usr/local/pybal/pybal.py | ||
| + | (but it will be a proper daemon soon) | ||
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| + | Configuration is in <tt>/etc/pybal/</tt>. <tt>pybal.conf</tt> defines the LVS service parameters, <tt>squids</tt> defines the list of real Squid servers. The format should be fairly self explanatory; they're both more or less using Python assignment / dictionary syntax. | ||
Revision as of 16:25, 16 January 2006
PyBal is a LVS monitoring script quite similar to lvsmon. It's written in Python using the Twisted framework.
At this moment, just a few features distinguish it from lvsmon:
- It's using asynchronous communication, and thus runs all checks in parallel instead of sequentially
- It has an extra monitoring method called IdleConnection, which keeps an idle connection open to all squids, and therefore notices immediately when the Squid processes are shut down / crashing
- It can fetch server lists over HTTP as well as from the local filesystems
...but I intend to polish it more, and extend it with useful things.
-- Mark
Setup
PyBal is currently installed on Pascal, in directory /usr/local/pybal/, and runs in a screen using the command:
# python /usr/local/pybal/pybal.py
(but it will be a proper daemon soon)
Configuration is in /etc/pybal/. pybal.conf defines the LVS service parameters, squids defines the list of real Squid servers. The format should be fairly self explanatory; they're both more or less using Python assignment / dictionary syntax.
