tim.jtq
Super Pro Member
Hi Everyone
If a VPS company has more than one datercentre (perhaps in different countries), is it possible for a customer set up multiple VPSs across the multiple datacentres in a manner so that they behave like synchronised swimmers with a shared single external IP address?
Would it therefore be possible to interact with the multiple VPSs as if they are just one VPS?
(This includes logging on via RDP. Everything you do during the RDP session including changing settings would be happening on all of the VPSs simultaneously.)
I am asking this because I think that what I have desribed above is possibly the holy grail of redundancy.
If what I am describing is possible, can anyone here describe for me the technical steps involved in setting this (or something similar) up?
Thank you very much.
If a VPS company has more than one datercentre (perhaps in different countries), is it possible for a customer set up multiple VPSs across the multiple datacentres in a manner so that they behave like synchronised swimmers with a shared single external IP address?
Would it therefore be possible to interact with the multiple VPSs as if they are just one VPS?
(This includes logging on via RDP. Everything you do during the RDP session including changing settings would be happening on all of the VPSs simultaneously.)
I am asking this because I think that what I have desribed above is possibly the holy grail of redundancy.
If what I am describing is possible, can anyone here describe for me the technical steps involved in setting this (or something similar) up?
Thank you very much.























