IP-Failover Performance

If you're using Apache, a 1024 will probably do fine. If you're using something more efficient (nginx/lighttpd/etc), then a 512 or 768 is probably fine (although I'm not sure how much RAM DBRD needs, or how much more mysql-cluster needs compared to mysql-server)

@Guspaz:

If you're using Apache, a 1024 will probably do fine. If you're using something more efficient (nginx/lighttpd/etc), then a 512 or 768 is probably fine (although I'm not sure how much RAM DBRD needs, or how much more mysql-cluster needs compared to mysql-server)
Thank you very much for help

I try to get any special requirements to mysql-cluster

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but I think there are no one.

now all I need to get - That I am save of CPU LOAD.

thanks and regards

Linodes tend to have an overabundance of CPU resources. You're almost never bottlenecked on that under normal conditions.

You can upgrade your Linode very easily, though. Why not start small, and if you find that you need more resources, resize your linode larger? It just takes a few minutes.

(Errm, yeah, I just noticed I wrote "DBRD" instead of "DRBD", I keep doing that :P)