Hello,
So here’s the problem I am having at the moment. I am getting users that are visiting my website and uploading six files at a time. The problem this is causing is that all six files are added to the same file servers because they were uploaded at the same time. Shortly after people start accessing these files and the connectivity for the particular server peeks while my other file servers are running at much lower speeds.
Is there anyway that these files can be distributed amongst all the servers even when several files are being uploaded at once?
Thanks!
XFileSharing Pro - Distribution of files on servers
Re: Distribution of files on servers
would like to know the same, is it possible by code modification ?speakerbox wrote: Is there anyway that these files can be distributed amongst all the servers even when several files are being uploaded at once?
Re: Distribution of files on servers
My understanding is that different upload sessions load balance across different fs servers, but not files within a session.
One solution is to set max files of 3 per upload session.
Another is to make your site busier so that it will all average out.
One solution is to set max files of 3 per upload session.
Another is to make your site busier so that it will all average out.

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chrda, I'm already on 1gbps ports.
I don't see how making my website busier will change anything. The problem is that multiple files can be uploaded to the same server in one session or more for that matter. Until a new file is added to the server the script won't switch the server that the files are uploaded to. This is making 4 or 5 files being added to a server at once and while other don't receive any. It doesn't take many connections to max out a 1gbps port. There must be a way to distribute files along 5 servers rather then having multiple files uploaded to the same server.
I don't see how making my website busier will change anything. The problem is that multiple files can be uploaded to the same server in one session or more for that matter. Until a new file is added to the server the script won't switch the server that the files are uploaded to. This is making 4 or 5 files being added to a server at once and while other don't receive any. It doesn't take many connections to max out a 1gbps port. There must be a way to distribute files along 5 servers rather then having multiple files uploaded to the same server.
Unfortunately there's no way to distribute files from one singe upload session between different file servers as it's single stream.
But your thoughts about "4 or 5 files being added to a server at once and while other don't receive any". Why other servers will not receive any?
Next upload session will upload other "4 or 5" files on "other" servers.
Not sure where's problem here.
But your thoughts about "4 or 5 files being added to a server at once and while other don't receive any". Why other servers will not receive any?
Next upload session will upload other "4 or 5" files on "other" servers.
Not sure where's problem here.
As I said, that's not possible to send files on different file servers during 1 upload session. That's one stream of data which can go to only one server. We can't break it into parts.
Again, I do not see any problem here, because next user will upload "bulk of files" on another server. So, servers will be balanced.
Again, I do not see any problem here, because next user will upload "bulk of files" on another server. So, servers will be balanced.
ok thanksadmin wrote:As I said, that's not possible to send files on different file servers during 1 upload session. That's one stream of data which can go to only one server. We can't break it into parts.
Again, I do not see any problem here, because next user will upload "bulk of files" on another server. So, servers will be balanced.

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The thing is that not every user will upload 4 or 5 files every session. So one server could receive five files at one while the other server only receives on. I’m having users who are opening two browsers and adding 8 files at once. Because they add the files at the same time they are all added to the same server. If the next user doesn't add the same amount of files then the file servers will be in-balanced. This is creating bottleneck of some of my file servers.
I know that there’s one website that distributes files evenly across all their filesharing servers regardless of how many files you add at once. I’m not sure what they’ve done to add this type of functionality but I can provide the url if need be.
I know that there’s one website that distributes files evenly across all their filesharing servers regardless of how many files you add at once. I’m not sure what they’ve done to add this type of functionality but I can provide the url if need be.