Hello Karolis.
It can be done, but with many restrictions. All processes should be in-memory, all ODE instances should use local database (in-process firefox for example), all processes should be synchronically deployed on each ODE instance. In such configuration you can run only simple processes with single entry point, without correlation, database variables and other benefits. You can interact with separate external database, which can be one for all processes, but it should be done via external service, which processes can call. In front of all your ODE instances you can place Apache Synapse with load balanced configuration.
Regards,
Alexey
Hi all,

    As I understand from the ODE FAQ and mailing list archives,
clustering in Apache ODE is not supported currently. If this is the
case, I want to ask you all, if there are some ways to achieve high
availability without real cluster implementation? Maybe there are some
practices and/or techniques to achieve this by putting for example JMS
with Camel routing in front of several ODE instances, or are there
some different ways? Any hints are very appreciated.

Thank you in advance,
Karolis Petrauskas


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