Why can't you run multiple applications in the same openbd instance? Create seperate subfolders in the one openbd webroot, give them each an unique application name and done. I wouldn't recommend it though for "hundreds" of apps. My advice: only put multiple apps in one openbd instance if security is not an issue and there are no dependencies between the apps. Otherwise, go for one app = one openbd instance, like others are suggesting. In fact, I would recommend you to take that one step further and isolate the big applications in terms of resources, into seperate JVM's, with their own memory space. You can do that by having multiple Tomcat/Jetty instances on the same server. Our production servers are actually a mix. However, I think what you are really struggling with is how to route traffic from http://host1.example.com to http://127.0.0.1:8080/openbd/webroot/app1/. There are different solutions for that, I prefer to use proxy in front. So Apache HTTP on Linux (or Nginx) or IIS+ARR on Windows. Use the webserver to setup virtual hosts and route traffic to the correct instance/openbd/subdirectory in the application server. Unfortunately there is no "installer" that is going to help you with that, it is not an easy route, but the most flexible setup in my opinion if you want to host many applications on the same server. And possible on both Linux and Windows. Ivo
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