Hi,
I'm very interesting by multiple MapGuide server but i am afraid by
desynchronization multiple servers.
I had an idea but I couldn't get time to develop it.
Create an aspx/asmx wich replacing the url server in connect dialog box
mapagent.fcgi in Mapguide maestro.
This aspx/asmx
Hi,
Have you try Migrate function in Maestro.
Right click on resource (e.g. MapDefinition) and pick Migrate ...
I use exactly the same implementation as here for syncing repository.
Only diferences are ability to connect to multiple destination servers and
enumeration of reporitory for "Last
Srecko,
Thanks for sharing I figured that would be possible but I haven't dug into
the API, that may be just the thing I need.
Would you mind sharing a bit of your implementation? I understand if you
don't.
I'm also running multiple instances behind HaProxy with basically the same
setup. I have
Yes, each node is server/web tier pair.
This was the reason for syncing repository between nodes.
Sticky session in HaProxy need to be set, because all requests from one user
need to be redirected to the same backend node (Mapguide Session).
HaProxy has also the ability of healt check if one of
Interesting. Is each load balanced instance a server/web tier pair? So that
you're basically HAProxy-ing to each mapagent?
- Jackie
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Hi,
I'm using ResourceMigrator class from Maestro API for syncing repository
items between nodes. I wrote small tool wich enumerate central Mapguide
repository and migrate items to other Mapguide nodes. Fortunately
RepositoryItem have property "Last Modified Date" (in UTC). This property
can be
Thanks Jackie, I'm going to give this thing a shot and I'll share any
success stories with the group.
On Thu, Feb 23, 2017 at 7:15 PM, Jackie Ng wrote:
> This is a untapped space that I've only dipped my feet in, but you should
> look at putting MapGuide inside docker
This is a untapped space that I've only dipped my feet in, but you should
look at putting MapGuide inside docker containers.
You can then script out the install/data/configuration set up in the
Dockerfiles. You can leverage docker shared volumes to put shared spatial
data files and reference them
Does anyone know of a way to keep multiple mapguide instances synchronized.
I have about 6 instances that currently I have to manually make changes to
each one. Some automation would save a lot of time and mistakes.
On Feb 23, 2017 1:26 PM, "Rémy Gourrat" wrote:
Hi,