fault-tolerant CAS clustering for the impatient
Matt Zukowski
mzukowski at urbacon.net
Fri Apr 20 12:48:03 EDT 2007
If you're willing to go outside of Java, have a look at RubyCAS-Server
(http://code.google.com/p/rubycas-server). It shouldn't be too hard to
set this up for fault-torrent clustering by using a combination of
mongrel_cluster with Apache or Pound reverse-proxy.
Nathan Schimke wrote:
> I've read through the list archives, and I've found some tantalizing
> hints but no clear answer to this:
>
> If I'm looking for a fault-tolerant CAS service for a multi-tier
> application (fault-tolerant in the sense that a server can "disappear"
> and the end users aren't affected), am I really stuck with rolling my
> own implementation or waiting for the CAS 3.1 release?
>
> Or has somebody got an implementation which works in production and
> they'd be willing to share, even if they can't actively support it?
>
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