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What is the Linux Virtual Server?
The Linux Virtual Server is a highly scalable and highly available
server built on a cluster of real servers, with the load balancer
running on the Linux operating system. The architecture of the cluster
is transparent to end users. End users only see a single virtual server.
For more information click here.
Applications of the Linux Virtual Server
The Linux Virtual Server can be used to build highly scalable
and high available network services, such as a scalable web, mail
or media service.
What is this site about?
This site hosts the Linux Virtual Server kernel patches and related
programs, released under the GNU General Public License
(GPL). This site also provides information on the Linux
Virtual Server: how it works, how to use it, and its ongoing development.
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Latest Press News... Thursday, November 23th, 2000
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The virtual server patch version 1.0.1 for kernel 2.2.17 was
released on November 23th, 2000. Go to the
software page for more information.
The virtual server patch version 1.0.0 for kernel 2.2.17 was
released on November 16th, 2000. Go to the
software page for more information.
The IPVS Netfilter module (version 0.0.5) for kernel 2.4 was
released on September 6th, 2000. Many bugs were fixed and a new
feature was added. Click the software
page for more information.
The virtual server patch version 0.9.16 for kernel 2.2.17 was
released on September 5th, 2000. Go to the
software page for more information.
The IPVS Netfilter module (version 0.0.4) for kernel 2.4 was
released on July 30th, 2000. Rusty tidy up many code at OLS, and
Julian changed to use slab cache for connection allocation, etc. Click
the software page for more
information.
The IPVS Netfilter module (version 0.0.3) for kernel 2.4 was
released on July 6th, 2000. The most functioality has been
implemented, it is available for testing. Click the software page for more information.
The virtual server patch version 0.9.15 for kernel 2.2.16 was
released on June 28th, 2000. Go to the
software page for more information.
