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Subject: Re: HAST questions
From: Chris Gordon <freebsd@theory14.net>
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To: "Zainelabdeen S.A Elgraeed" <zainco30@gmail.com>
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There are many different ways to increase the availability of a system.  =
It really depends on the details of the application on what options you =
have and what the best way to do this may be.

Are these web servers hosting static content?  Is the content read-only =
or is there something taking writes?  Is there a database involved? =20

If you can provide some details of what is running on these web servers, =
we can help guide you on some options you have.

Thanks,
Chris


> On Jan 11, 2018, at 7:06 AM, Zainelabdeen S.A Elgraeed =
<zainco30@gmail.com> wrote:
>=20
> hello, i am Zainelabdeen system administrator at the university of =
Gezira
> Sudan.
>=20
> we have a project to use Freebsd as web hosting, we want to use jail =
for
> each web server.
>=20
> 1.how can I provide high availability for jail between two host =
machine?
> 2. is hast can be used to do this task?
>=20
> thanks
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