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Owncloud w/failover and/or HA?

twaintwain Member
edited February 2013 in General

Anyone successfully implemented a functional Owncloud 2 (or more) server setup with failover or high-availability?
If so, perhaps could describe the implementation.

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  • SpencerSpencer Member

    Why would you possibly want that?

  • yomeroyomero Member
    edited February 2013

    rsync the files between servers and do DB replication? Or sth like that :P

    PS: Never used owncloud before :P

  • hyaohyao Member

    I'm interested in such a setup as well. You could try using DRBD, NAS, or even Amazon S3 as storage backend.

  • twaintwain Member

    @Spencer said: Why would you possibly want that?

    I'm sorry what?

  • raindog308raindog308 Administrator, Veteran

    @Spencer said: Why would you possibly want that?

    In case a server is unavailable?

    Why wouldn't you want that?

  • jarjar Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    I don't see any reason you couldn't treat it like a normal website for that purpose. Granted more data transfer, but functionally the same.

  • concerto49concerto49 Member

    @jarland said: I don't see any reason you couldn't treat it like a normal website for that purpose. Granted more data transfer, but functionally the same.

    ^ It's just PHP and a database backend. No tricks.

  • RaymiiRaymii Member

    For the files, OCSF2+DRBD, or GlusterFS. Maybe even Unison.
    For the website php files, see above.
    For the database, mysql replication / master-slave setup. Or HAProxy and a master/master setup.

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