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How do you do load balanceing between 2 webservers, so that each has a mirror image of the other, it just can pick where to send the connection, for better load times.
I know there's hardware solutions out there. But they are huge in the price tag. Are you trying to load balance a web server/database server? If so, why not just "split them up" (I'm sure you've though of this)?
