3 Feb
2010
3 Feb
'10
2:32 a.m.
On Monday 01 February 2010, Jan Janak wrote:
Yes, from what I have seen having load balancers without database is
common. Right now we could probably use db_text module for such setups.
Hi Jan,
yes, this could be used, of course. But for now i'd like to keep the old
simple setup with just a configuration file. ;)
I'm in favor of keeping this module as a db only
module. Combining
both init methods (param and db config) is messy due to the current
module initialization (the shm mem is not available during the param
parsing). For small/embedded systems db_text is always a viable
alternative.
Hello Ovidiu,
i did not reviewed the code yet, but some people also like to run their
balancers without a database to avoid this additional complexity. In the future having a driver for Sqlite or berkeleydb
would be a better
option. Both Sqlite and Berkeley DB databases appear to be reasonably fast
for such setups and they require no special or complicated setup.
There is a native berkeleydb driver in kamailio, and I used sqlite for testing
with the db_unixodbc driver, but i'm not sure how the state of this is now in
the sip-router repository. Marius, did you tested the unixodbc cases with the
unit tests?
Henning