wrote: >> Hello Everyone,=20 >>=20 >> I installed Subversion 1.9 in two servers (Ubuntu Linux). One act as a pr= oduction server and second one work as a mirror server (svnsync) . I would l= ike to implement high availability setup in Subversion servers. What would b= e the recommended options. I know that subversion does not provide HA featu= re ( Wandisco does but it's costly). I am familiar with HAProxy but svnsync o= nly sync master to mirror so I could not use HA proxy. Could you please sugg= est a recommended option?=20 I do not believe there is any official way to do this. Unofficially, it is possible to host your repositories on a NFS mount that i= s then mounted by multiple SVN servers and load balance between them. It is u= p to you to test it and make it work but it is possible. I would only do th= is with an Enterprise Grade NAS that has fast SSD storage and even then it d= efinitely slower than a single server using a fast local RAID array. But if y= ou have some real need to have this sort of setup it is possible. Of course with an Enterprise NAS it is also possible to have the storage sna= pshot replicated to a second location as a failover. Mark --Apple-Mail-6D7E3202-1B8A-40E0-8E05-D301BFE70294 Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

On Jun 27, 2019, at 2:38 P= M, JITHIN K <jithinkcs@gmail.com> wrote:

Any support would be appreciated.

On Sun 23 Jun, 2019, 1:5= 1 PM JITHIN K, <jithinkcs@gmail.co= m> wrote:
He= llo Everyone,

I installed= Subversion 1.9 in two servers (Ubuntu Linux). One act as a production serve= r and second one work as a mirror server (svnsync) . I would like to impleme= nt high availability setup in Subversion servers. What would be the re= commended options. I know that subversion does not provide HA feature (= Wandisco does but it's costly). I am familiar with HAProxy but svnsync only= sync master to mirror so I could not use HA proxy. Could you please suggest= a recommended option?

I do not believe there is any official way to do= this.

Unofficially, it is possible to host your re= positories on a NFS mount that is then mounted by multiple SVN servers and l= oad balance between them. It is up to you to test it and make it work but it= is possible. I would only do this with an Enterprise Grade NAS that h= as fast SSD storage and even then it definitely slower than a single server u= sing a fast local RAID array. But if you have some real need to have this so= rt of setup it is possible.

Of course with an Enter= prise NAS it is also possible to have the storage snapshot replicated to a s= econd location as a failover.

Mark

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