Our setup:
- Webservers know every appserver and ask each for running instances.
- Each appserver has wotaskd running. wotaskd restarts and shedules apps on its
machine (that's what it is for).
- Monitor (on one machine) knows all wotaskd's and configures them.
No files involved. (Just as backup)
wotaskd's do not synchronize. They just know their own machine. (As far as I
remember)
atze
Am 26.08.2011 um 16:16 schrieb Mertz Stéphan:
> Hi,
>
> Le 26 août 2011 à 14:31, Alexander Spohr a écrit :
>
>> What is your problem?
> It's rather a comprehension problem.
> My first attempt was to install a monitor+wotaskd on the http server to
> manage the app servers: bad idea.
> I did not know the mechanism of synchonisation between the wotaskds, I do not
> know if it is really reliable.
>
>>> Are you in the same conf ?
>>
>> _IN_ the same conf? Not sure I understand this question (but I am German and
>> not a native speaker).
>> We have one wotaskd per machine. All apps on one machine are configured with
>> it.
> I wanted to ask : do you have the same setup ? (not native speaker too)
>
>>> Do you share the siteConfig.xml for all the servers ?
>> Yes. But we do not transfer the file. the web-server contacts alls wotaskd's.
>> That is much better if one app(-server) goes offline.
> So, each app server has it's own siteConfig.xml (auto-magically
> synchronized)? It is not in a shared folder ?
>
>>> Where are your monitor ?
>> On one of the app-servers. Only running when we need it. Not in wotaskd's
>> config but started by hand.
>
> Stéphan
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