Hello!
My scenario is an order application, where my customers can order
products. But the software or the design of the pages are changing
rapidly. The question is now: how can I deploy a new version without
the customer noticing anything?
I'm searching for something similar to what
Just a guess:
- Use Apache + mod_jk(2) + 2 tomcat instances
- Use sticky sessions (look at the jvmRoute of
the engine tag)
- Use the load factor to distribute 100% of the requests
to the first instance.
- Update the second instance.
- Change the load factor to distribute 100% of the
This is very interesting. Do you think it would copy over the sessions
correctly?
Surely the think that WO is doing is maintaining all sessions on the old
machine until they are shut down.
My way of doing this is simply to get up at 3:30am and make the changes
then! I am lucky in that 90% of my
Am 01.10.2004 um 14:10 schrieb Andoni:
Surely the think that WO is doing is maintaining all sessions on the
old
machine until they are shut down.
Yes, that's what WO is doing. You can see it in the Monitor
application. Sessions are bound to the application instance. Otherwise
changing the way
Hi,
You are really lucky not to offer your service to thousands of
customers. From what I can see in the sales figures, those customers
never sleep! And so do the product managers: the best downtime is no
downtime :-) Thus I want to keep the version cycle as small as
possible.
Yes, it's true
Hello!
It would be really great if we could work out a solution that does
the job like the WebObjects Monitor application. Perhaps some kind
of howto documentation giving you a step-by-step guide to the setup
and usage.
There seems to be no Wiki for the Tomcat project page. Is there a
tomcat wiki
Hi,
There seems to be no Wiki for the Tomcat project page. Is there a
tomcat wiki where we could collect information?
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta/TomcatProjectPages
P.S. Where can I find more information about the balancer?
In the Tomcat docs there's one devoted to Balancer. It's not a
Am 01.10.2004 um 16:45 schrieb Shapira, Yoav:
There seems to be no Wiki for the Tomcat project page. Is there a
tomcat wiki where we could collect information?
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta/TomcatProjectPages
Thanks, though it does look quite confusing on the first view.
It seems as if there is
Hi,
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta/TomcatProjectPages
Thanks, though it does look quite confusing on the first view.
It seems as if there is not much content yet related to tomcat.
There isn't that much content on the wiki: mostly links to connector
configuration examples provided by other
Actually the wiki link is here:
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-tomcat/
-Tim
Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Hi,
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta/TomcatProjectPages
Thanks, though it does look quite confusing on the first view.
It seems as if there is not much content yet related to tomcat.
There isn't that
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