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on 7/3/2000 3:34 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using the standard 2.0 java servlet session handling api, on 1 instance
> of apache and jserv.
> This works fine, but does anyone have any experience re. scalability of this
> architecture.
> ie. initially looking at multiple servlet instances, with some form of basic
> balancing on 1 jvm,
> then moving to multiple jvm's / webservers / machines with a more advanced
> load balancer.
>
> In both of these cases, it is crucial for the user sessions to be shared by
> all instances of the servlet.
>
> I think moving into the full blown, EJB server back end is overkill at this
> stage, but I'm not sure how else to proceed. Any ideas ?
read the documentation on load balancing jserv. it is on the website as well
as with the distribution (in the docs) directory.
-jon
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