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Simple, One-Time PHP Load Balancing Using Random Redirects – Do You See Any Problems?

By Load Balancer on October 29, 2009

This discussion was started by icon512 on Dani Web:

I came here through Google searching for PHP load balancing… and got to this thread: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread171839.html

I am trying to do something similar, but what I’m trying to do is a one time, one day, quick and cheap load balancing solution using PHP.

The idea is to use a simple php script to randomly redirect users to several other servers with one static page. I am just wondering if this would be sufficient if I were to expect an influx of users for only one day (may reach up to 50,000 users within a one hour period). Below is what I have come up with using only limited php knowledge. The server running this script will be a basic dedicated virtual server by MediaTemple which should suffice as a temporary load balancer, and will be redirected to multiple GridServer accounts from MediaTemple. Do you see any problems with this?(…)

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