Amazon S3 is very simple and can be mounted as file system on any number of server, also very cheap.
Hi,We use here an NFS server connected to both machines storing the voicemail files. We use MySQL for the database and use replication to keep both in sync.Regards, __Yehavi:2012/5/1 Avi Marcus <avi@avimarcus.net>Any suggestions for sync'ing the voicemail file between multiple backend servers? I have only 2 servers - one is a hot-backup - so there's no dedicated storage device.I couldn't find an event for voicemail creation, and would similarly assume there isn't one on deletion. Did I just miss the events?I could monitor the voicemail table and filesystem but that seems pretty hacky considering the event system provides direct notification to most information.(Alternatively, a mounted master-master file-system to save the VM to. But these kind of things aren't simple...)Thanks,-Avi_________________________________________________________________________
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