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[Nel] server architecture (front end, load balancing, login service, ....)

+ Vianney Lecroart + lecroart@nevrax.com
+ Mon, 17 Dec 2001 15:22:30 +0100 +

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Hi nico,
+
+> I've got a little question about the architecture of the server side.
+> If I don't make mistake a shard is composed of N front ends and behind
+> front ends there is some computers running different services.
+> And some where there is a login service (one per shard or one for all
+shard
+> ?)
+
+Shard is composed of services. There are front end services and back end
+services.
+Client are connected with on front end service and front end services are
+connected with back end services.
+There's only one login service for all shards. The client first connects to
+the login service that checks the validity of the account, after the client
+choose the shard. The login service warn the shard (via welcome service (one
+per shard)) that a new client will come. The welcome service chooses the
+best front end for the client and sends the choosen front end to the login
+service and the login service sends this info to the client. after, the
+client connects to the selected front end and authenticates.
+
+> But how clients are balanced between the N front ends of a shard ?
+
+For now, the welcome service does a dumb balancement (try to have the same
+player number on each front end).
+
+> It will be done by a generic load balancer (hardware)
+> or a specific service from NEL ?
+
+It s the welcome service that do that.
+
+> The source code of the load balancer and the front end are delivered with
+> NEL ?
+
+Look the welcome service :-)
+
+> If there a description of all NEL services ?
+
+Look the net part of http://www.nevrax.org/docs/
+And also try here http://www.nevrax.org/docs/doxygen/nel/pages.html
+
+Vianney Lecroart
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