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>The site runs on a dual processor sun box with a gigabyte of ram. Once we
>started load testing, we found that the default configuration of apache
>produced a bottle neck because only one instance of the jvm was ever
>running, and thus only ever used one cpu. As a result, we configured load
>balancing in order to run multiple jvms.
Do you have any problems then with Session objects and sharing data. One of the
advantages with the Servlet style of working is that your servlet is loaded into one
JVM and then any data (usually in static variables) is accessible across
different connections.
This way, you'd loose that ability and have things like counters and variables
at different states through different JVM's (unless you wrote your code to
handle it specifically) ...
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