Re:How ACH works: A developer perspective (2014)
by joshribakoff on Friday August 25, 2017 @02:06AM
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Good point but we also have to load balance this / have failover and provision users on the fly. I could have used messaging queues to provision PAM users on the whole cluster and this guy would have still complained because I used a non standard port. Not sure why that was a problem either but again we can't press back or question him. he would cancel the whole integration. Bottom line is our end user wanted real time data (presumably via an API)
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Re:How ACH works: A developer perspective (2014)
by Karrot_Kream on Friday August 25, 2017 @02:55AM
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A lot of FTP servers have provisions to essentially "ignore" the user and proxy into the directory. As far as load balancing is concerned, most FTP servers can handle very high throughput because of the simplicity of the protocol. If you really did want to load balance it, haproxy can do that just fine.
Re:How ACH works: A developer perspective (2014)
by le-mark on Friday August 25, 2017 @09:09AM
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> we can't press back or question him. he would cancel the whole integration
This attitude will not serve you well. There's saying no, and then there's getting more information (requirements!?!) to then guide people to better decisions.