2012/10/5 Gabriel Vatin <[email protected]>
> Thank you for this answer. I only have a single instance for now, I plan
> to do a second within a few weeks. I'll have a look on the existing
> messages.
> But the main question is : is it possible to connect two instances to the
> same GIS dir (and not the whole
>
data_dir, as it is explained in the GS doc) ?
>
> For what I know there nothing like a GIS dir. the data dir stores all the
configuration parameters for your GeoServer Instance. Among others thing it
contains also configuration for the GIS data you publish with GeoServer. In
order to have two GeoServer instances pointing to the same data you have to
replicate the datastores and layers part of the configuration.
Regards
stefano
> Best regards,
>
> Gabriel
>
>
>
> On 05/10/2012 14:51, Stefano Iacovella wrote:
>
> Hi Gabriel
>
> having two instances of GeoServer deployed on the same Tomcat is not an
> ideal situation. You may encounter memory issue, look on the list for a
> recent and detailed answer of Andrea Aime on this subject.
> As the Tomcat itself has a very little overhead I would go with two Tomcat
> instances, each one with a GeoServer. You may also consider, if caching
> layers makes sense in your case, to deploy an external GeoWebCache instance.
>
> Regards
>
> Stefano
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> 2012/10/5 Gabriel Vatin <[email protected]>
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I wonder if it is possible to create two instances of GS 2.2 on a single
>> Tomcat7 : both would have the same layers and data (shp, tiff, PostGis
>> etc), but they would have different security configuration. The idea is
>> that one GS would be secured by IP, the other one with password.
>> I don't want to share the same "data_dir' because it contains all the
>> XML configuration, but the the data in it. In the web.xml configuration
>> file, the DATA_DIR value contains both configuration and data files. Is
>> there a variable for only GIS data files, so that I can have different
>> configurations ?
>>
>> I hope I'm clear enough. Thanks for your help,
>>
>>
>> Gabriel Vatin
>>
>>
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