In that case is it possible to migrate the session from one worker to another in case one fails (i.e for tomcat)? Will it involve additional coding ? Or should I go for another app server instead of Apache/Tomcat?
Since if one of the worker fails and the client was receiving response from that server, the session values are lost.
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The "lbfactor" is the worker's load balancing factor. It performs weighted
round-robin load balancing. The higher the factor, the more requests the
machine is able to handle.
There is no maximum since it is a multiplication factor. For instance if you
have a value of 1 on one machine and a value of 2 on another. The machine
with the value of 2 will handle 2x the requests of the other machine. If the
value is 100, the the machine will handle 100x the requests.
Justy
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From: "Merrill George" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 12:11 AM
Subject: Tomcat Worker properties
> Dear All,
> What does the lbfactor in the example below signify and what are
> the range of values possible for this value?
> worker.ajp13.lbfactor=1
> regards
> Merrill
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