Is it true though, that the "first request" server won't send a request to 
another server on the list if that second server is not available (ie., turned 
off)?


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Robert Shubert 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2007 2:50 PM
  Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: Load Balancing/Migration


  Load balancing is done at the point of first request (one without a user 
reference or cookie), and then selected randomly from the list of services 
available. You should note that going from a non-load-balanced to a 
load-balanced environment has its issues, so be ready to deal with them. (if 
you depend on shared scope variables to be available to all your users, for 
example, you will have to write tools that update both services at the same 
time). Once a USR and/or cookie has been establish, the same server is always 
used for that user's session. The server information is part of the USR string 
(increasing it from 24 characters to 36). Robert

   


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  From: Fogelson, Steve [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2007 2:30 PM
  To: [email protected]
  Subject: Witango-Talk: Load Balancing/Migration

   

  I have 2 Witango servers. One is running Version 5.0.65 R:Base Edition and 
one is Version 5.5 Standard Edition. As I have time I am moving apps from 
5.0.65 to 5.5, but am starting to overload the 5.5 server at times. Budget does 
not allow me to purchase an additional server at this time.

   

  If I purchased another 5.5 Standard license, could I load it on the 5.0.65 
server and set up load balancing for 5.5 between the 2 servers and still run 
apps under 5.0.65 on the one server?

   

  This would allow me to migrate the remaining apps to 5.5 without putting an 
undo load on the existing 5.5 server.

   

  How does Witango determine which server to assign a client to in a Load 
Balancing environment? Is it based on server availability (response)? I am 
wondering if for a burst of time that the 5.0.65 apps are using a lot of 
resources.

   

  Can I also run the 5.5 apps using both R:Base and MySQL databases in the load 
balancing environment?

   

  Thanks

   

  Steve Fogelson

  Internet Commerce Solutions

   

   

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