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I am seeking a company or team or person that is able to build out my mailwizz infrastructure so I can deliver out of several purchased mailwizz instances and load balance it.
I would like this deployed on google cloud platform (GCP), with servers in GCP, AWS, Private hosting companies.
Below is older post explain 1 way to do it.
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Hey,
I don't think this is something specific to mailwizz alone, but the approach should be the same as for wordpress or drupal or any other popular cms for instance.
here's a starting point:
1. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5085599/how-to-load-balance-a-php-application
2. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3384286/how-to-load-balance-scale-a-simple-php-application
3. http://blog.jelastic.com/2013/02/19/php-session-clustering-and-load-balancing-in-the-cloud/
As a note, i have never did this like so, so i don't know exactly how you should approach it.
Hope it helps.
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2 frontend (expandable) with APF firewall, I use HTTPS on the loadbalancers with persistent connections
3 DB Galera Cluster using www.severalnines.com behind a loadbalancer
Redis installed on single server (expandable) behind load balancer (expandable)
The one thing you do have to do is mirror the folders where, web version campaigns are placed, essentially I mirrored the frontend folder. I use Lsyncd, very fast and have yet to encounter an issue.
I'm currently looking at php-fpm, I've been reading about deploying a cluster which delivers PHPaaS this means you can have low end frontend servers and deploy servers configure specifically for PHP which in our case is sending load.
Haven't tried it yet but some bench marks I saw show a better performance for your buck and an easier setup to manage.
I would like this deployed on google cloud platform (GCP), with servers in GCP, AWS, Private hosting companies.
Below is older post explain 1 way to do it.
[IMG alt="twisted1919"]https://forum.mailwizz.com/data/avatars/m/0/1.jpg?1501845683[/IMG]
twisted1919
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Staff memberHey,
I don't think this is something specific to mailwizz alone, but the approach should be the same as for wordpress or drupal or any other popular cms for instance.
here's a starting point:
1. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5085599/how-to-load-balance-a-php-application
2. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3384286/how-to-load-balance-scale-a-simple-php-application
3. http://blog.jelastic.com/2013/02/19/php-session-clustering-and-load-balancing-in-the-cloud/
As a note, i have never did this like so, so i don't know exactly how you should approach it.
Hope it helps.
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Rob
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Hi I have it installed on multiple servers:2 frontend (expandable) with APF firewall, I use HTTPS on the loadbalancers with persistent connections
3 DB Galera Cluster using www.severalnines.com behind a loadbalancer
Redis installed on single server (expandable) behind load balancer (expandable)
The one thing you do have to do is mirror the folders where, web version campaigns are placed, essentially I mirrored the frontend folder. I use Lsyncd, very fast and have yet to encounter an issue.
I'm currently looking at php-fpm, I've been reading about deploying a cluster which delivers PHPaaS this means you can have low end frontend servers and deploy servers configure specifically for PHP which in our case is sending load.
Haven't tried it yet but some bench marks I saw show a better performance for your buck and an easier setup to manage.
