top | item 46158814 (no title) agnivade | 2 months ago You can load-balance between CDN vendors as well discuss order hn newest sofixa|2 months ago With what? The only (sensible) way is DNS, but then your DNS provider is your SPOF. Amazon used to run 2 DNS providers (separate NS from 2 vendors for all of AWS), but when one failed, there was still a massive outage. otikik|2 months ago Then your load balancer becomes the single point of failure. roryirvine|2 months ago BGP Anycast will let you dynamically route traffic into multiple front-end load balancers - this is how GSLB is usually done.Needs an ASN and a decent chunk of PI address space, though, so not exactly something a random startup will ever be likely to play with. DaanDL|2 months ago Then add a load balancer in front of your load balancer, duh. /s
sofixa|2 months ago With what? The only (sensible) way is DNS, but then your DNS provider is your SPOF. Amazon used to run 2 DNS providers (separate NS from 2 vendors for all of AWS), but when one failed, there was still a massive outage.
otikik|2 months ago Then your load balancer becomes the single point of failure. roryirvine|2 months ago BGP Anycast will let you dynamically route traffic into multiple front-end load balancers - this is how GSLB is usually done.Needs an ASN and a decent chunk of PI address space, though, so not exactly something a random startup will ever be likely to play with. DaanDL|2 months ago Then add a load balancer in front of your load balancer, duh. /s
roryirvine|2 months ago BGP Anycast will let you dynamically route traffic into multiple front-end load balancers - this is how GSLB is usually done.Needs an ASN and a decent chunk of PI address space, though, so not exactly something a random startup will ever be likely to play with.
sofixa|2 months ago
otikik|2 months ago
roryirvine|2 months ago
Needs an ASN and a decent chunk of PI address space, though, so not exactly something a random startup will ever be likely to play with.
DaanDL|2 months ago