>The Client scope works fine for that, actually, as long as you're using a
>database. It's relatively slow, but it's reliable.

Yeah that would be my concern, if I am scaling my app by clustering the last
thing I would think I would want to do is slow it down with constant DB
calls. Like I said though I have never tried this. Our environment is  uses
sticky sessions and we are happy with the performance/uptime.

> Again, though, clustering multiple instances on a single physical server
>isn't something you do to improve performance, but rather reliability.

90% agree. I still imagine you can get a bit more out of your memory so if
that is a bottle neck in the app you may see some performance. Maybe I am
flat out wrong though I can't speak from experience on this one. Our
environment is pretty different than this type of stuff we have 2 massive
powerhouse servers (IBM p570 w/16 CPUs) virtualized in AIX . We run 64
logical partitions each one running anywhere from 2 - 10 ColdFusion
instances, the higher instance counts are for staging.  We do CPU time
sharing so each logical partition gets approx 2/10 of a CPU + 2-4 gigs of
ram and most logical partitions can borrow upto a full CPU worth of
processing if it is available.


Adam Haskell



On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 4:14 AM, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> > That all depends on how you configure the cluster. As long as
> > replication is not on then no you would not be storing the
> > same data, so you could get more out of your memory, at that
> > point failover would only keep folks online the session would
> > be lost (though I suppose you might be able to use client
> > scope if you dared, never tried).
>
> The Client scope works fine for that, actually, as long as you're using a
> database. It's relatively slow, but it's reliable.
>
> Again, though, clustering multiple instances on a single physical server
> isn't something you do to improve performance, but rather reliability.
>
> Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
> http://www.figleaf.com/
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