I used it on the 9.2 setup because 9.2 didn't support SNI and my VPS
provider only allows one IP per VPS.
I'm using it on 9.3 because it's a GNU Mailman server and I need to run
Mailman and Apache, alongside Jetty (I have a mailing-list search webapp
I wrote using JSF) and again, only one IP per VPS :)
I'm about to migrate my SSL J2EE sites over to a third Jetty server
running 9.3. It'll just be running Jetty, no mod_proxy required. At that
point I can uninstall Apache from the server that is currently running 9.2.
Jesse McConnell wrote:
Listen to Steve, do not use mod_jk, there is zero need for it.
If you must put apache in front then just use the mod_proxy setup
Steve is talking about, but it has been a long time since we have seen
a situation that it made sense to front with Apache like this, but
totally doable.... the primary reason seems to be antiquated company
policy, which is fine since it is what they are comfortable with, but
it doesn't really take advantage of async scalability, and rules out
protocol improvements like http/2.
cheers,
Jesse
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On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 9:38 PM, Steve Sobol - Lobos Studios
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
You are most welcome, Ravi! ProTip: ProxyRequests SHOULD NOT be
turned on. Only for forward proxies and only after locking down
the server. Only ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse are necessary for
proper reverse proxying, which is what you'd be doing.
Learned this the hard way after having one of my web servers
temporarily shut down because I'd turned it into an open proxy. ;)
Will NOT make that mistake again.
If you have questions about mod_proxy, shoot me an email off-list
since it wouldn't be on-topic for the Jetty list.
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Ravi Pratapa wrote:
Thanks Steve.
Regards,
Ravi
On Sep 21, 2015, at 3:21 PM, Steve Sobol - Lobos Studios
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I have two servers, at this very moment, running Apache and
mod_proxy, proxying to jetty. One is running 9.2, the other is
running 9.3. Works fine. I don't bother with mod_jk.
Ravi Pratapa wrote:
Hi,
We're testing the jetty 9.3 servers. We'd like to move our
existing environment to apache httpd proxy server /jetty app
server setup. I had a couple of questions with regards to that:
1. Is apache 2.4 http server compatible with jetty 9.3?
The reason I'm asking this is that we need apache to
accommodate our webgate and some proxy redirects. When I was
looking at online documentation for jetty, it was available
only upto Apache 2.2
2. We'd like to try jetty clustering. How good is mod_jk
(tomcat plugin) module for jetty? Online documentation seems to
prefer using mod_proxy for proxy setup. Has anyone used
mod_proxy_balancer?
Any help with these questions would be really appreciated.
Thanks,
Ravi.
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