YMMV. {grin} Seriously, what works best for you will depend on your local
network and support profiles, although see the O'reilly Tomcat book:
http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596003180
for some enlightening comparisons between APR and the native Java Tomcat
connectors. The surprising result is that in many situations, APR is _not_
faster than a well-supported pure-Java configuration.
As an example, we use neither-- we reverse-proxy our Fedora services through an
httpd cluster using a virtual host and AJP connectors (which requires
mod_proxy_ajp on the cluster).
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A. Soroka
Online Library Environment
the University of Virginia Library
On May 4, 2011, at 12:01 PM, Jeffrey Silvis wrote:
> Hi,
> When running a Fedora Repository in production should I use:
>
> Apache Portable Runtime (APR)?
> mod_jk?
> neither?
>
> Sorry for the basic question.
>
> Jeff
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