Monday, August 16, 1999

Linux Web Server Clusters Emerge

Linux Web Server Clusters Emerge (excerpt)
David Orenstein, ComputerWorld, August 16 1999

...Brisbane, Calif.-based TurboLinux Inc. is bringing high-availability cluster traits like load balancing and fail-over to basic Web serving, said Dan Birchall, a beta tester of the company's TurboCluster technology at Web hoster Digital Facilities Management Inc. in Haddonfield, N.J. Birchall implemented a cluster that he said has performed well and cost about $7,500 compared with a $75,000 commercial Unix cluster.
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