On Wednesday 07 December 2005 14:38, Rick Root wrote:
> Doesn't anyone have any comments on failover/redundancy in a coldfusion
> environment?
You answered your own question in the last paragraph of your post.
By two of everything and a pair of load balancers.
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Tom Chiverton
Advanced ColdFus
I've been involved with hardware solutions some by putting a load
balancer in front of two servers running CF. The loadbalancer can
determine if a server is down and direct all traffic to the other
server if it is up. I have also setup JRun clusters for software
based LB and failover. But so far
On 12/7/05, Rick Root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm getting suspicious because this is the third message I've sent to
> the list in the last few weeks that generated no responses whatsoever.
> Doesn't anyone have any comments on failover/redundancy in a coldfusion
> environment?
>
Rick,
We run
Agreed - we are about to implement rules on a Cisco Content Services
Switch to do this in a failover config with our two prod servers. We
could also go for load balancing with sticky sessions but this means
we would have hassles with APPLICATION scope variables and a couple of
other things.
On 12/
I'm getting suspicious because this is the third message I've sent to
the list in the last few weeks that generated no responses whatsoever.
Doesn't anyone have any comments on failover/redundancy in a coldfusion
environment?
Rick Root wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've been asked to investigate option
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