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We plan to setup Anubis at our organization and I'm currently (lab) experimenting. The environment is FreeBSD and HAProxy. I've setup Anubis (in a FreeBSD jail) with the "advanced" variant (with JWT decoding on the HAProxy side and several backends) and it works very well. Now I'd like to add some high availability (no load balancing, only primary->secondary fallback). The documentation advises to use Valkey as the storage backend for high availability, but I was wondering what is exactly stored in the storage? What would be the downsides of setuping two instances of Anubis (in two separate jails) each with the bbolt backend? Will it work?
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Hello,
We plan to setup Anubis at our organization and I'm currently (lab) experimenting. The environment is FreeBSD and HAProxy. I've setup Anubis (in a FreeBSD jail) with the "advanced" variant (with JWT decoding on the HAProxy side and several backends) and it works very well. Now I'd like to add some high availability (no load balancing, only primary->secondary fallback). The documentation advises to use Valkey as the storage backend for high availability, but I was wondering what is exactly stored in the storage? What would be the downsides of setuping two instances of Anubis (in two separate jails) each with the bbolt backend? Will it work?
Thanks!
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