Just one TC is enough, just run it with different CATALINA_BASES. each base needs the following directories: $CATALINA_BASE/conf -> configuration files $CATALINA_BASE/work $CATALINA_BASE/temp $CATALINA_BASE/logs
i've made a little script something like this: (bash script)
for DIR in * ; do
if [ -d "$DIR" ] ; then
CATALINA_BASE=$DIR
CATALINA_PRG start
fi
done(not exactly, because i have different versions running with different.....)
fred
At 08:40 05/09/03, you wrote:
It would be nice :)
----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Tomcat Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 12:07 AM Subject: Re: Tomcat and multiple processors
> (1) Install TC as many times as you need JVM instances; > (2) for each instance, rename home before proceeding with another > installation eg. > CATALINA_HOME_tc1=/path/to/tc1 > CATALINA_HOME_tc2=/path/to/tc2 > etc > (3) for each inctance rename respective startup scripts eg > startup_tc1.sh or catalina_tc1.sh > startup_tc2.sh > etc > (4) modify workers.properties to include the loadbalancer worker eg > worker.loadbalancer.type=lb > worker.loadbalancer.balanced_worker=myTC1, myTC2, myTC3,... > etc > (5) go through your configuratioo fles to ensure consisency in re-naming > worker to "loadbalancer" > (6) should you need to tie a vhost to a specific JVM or box then instead > of "loadbalancer", use a worker eg "myTC1" > eg. > (httpd.conf) > <VirtualHost 192.16.100.10:80> > ServerName dodgy.programmer.com.hk > ... > JkMount /goodClass loadbalancer > JkMount /goodClass/* loadbalancer > JkMount /dodgyClass myTC1 > JkMount /DodgyClass/* myTC1 > </VirtualHost> > (7) In server.xml, ensure you have the corresponding virtual host and > docbase > (8) In web.xml, likewise ensure you have the corresponding mappings. > > Yoav, John, tomcat-people, if this is correct, do you need someone to > write a "howto" ? > > > > "Pitre, Russell" wrote: > > > > Hey people...... > > > > Where can i find more information on the web about this subject, > > specifically setting up multiple jvm's tied to it's respective tomcat > > installation? Doesn't have to include multiple processors.... > > > > I'm very interested in this subject, basically, just curious as to how > > it all works :) > > > > Thanx in advance! > > Russ > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: John Turner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 4:16 PM > > To: Tomcat Users List > > Subject: Re: Tomcat and multiple processors > > > > Matt Raible wrote: > > > > > 1. Does it support multiple processors? We have a Tomcat instance in > > > > > production on a NT box with 4 processors, but Tomcat only seems to use > > > > > one. Does the 1.4.2 JVM support MP? > > > > Yes, at least on Sun hardware with Solaris 8, and Intel hardware with RH > > Linux 7.x (duals only...we don't have quads). Don't know about Windows. > > > > > 2. We have IIS on the front end, and we are currently not able to > > > migrate to Apache. We'd like to use the connectors (jk or jk2) to do > > > load-balancing and failover. Do these connectors provide the support > > > we need? Should be use a clustering architecture like JavaSpaces > > > (http://www.onjava.com/lpt/a/2422) instead? > > > > The connectors can load balance, but unfortunately the IIS versions are > > sort of a crapshoot in my mind. > > > > > 3. We plan on deploying 42+ applications to a number of Tomcat > > > servers. Since each application will support 1 customer - I think it's > > > > > a good idea to have 1 app -> 1 tomcat - so if Tomcat crashes, it only > > > affects that customer > > > - rather than all customers. I've heard of setting up a CATALINA_BASE > > to > > > share Tomcat's core files, and then setup webapps directories for each > > > customer. Does this sound reasonable? Have have others done > > something like > > > this? > > > > I agree with Yoav. All the way back with Tomcat 3.1 we had ours setup > > this way: > > > > 1 virtual host = 1 Tomcat instance = 1 VM = 1 application > > > > We've had a couple dozen set up like this for a long time, works like a > > charm. I prefer this over using CATALINA_BASE, as I can treat each > > virtual host separately from any other, including giving each different > > JVM memory settings, etc. Admittedly, we're an ASP, so we can dictate > > how many web apps go with each virtual host, but I would think having > > completely separate Tomcat instances would make sense in most real > > production environments. The only thing you "lose" with multiple Tomcat > > instances is disk space, and disk is cheap. > > > > John > >
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