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Dear all, We have successfully configure 2 resin servers (server a and
server b in separate machines, does not have an internet ip) running with
apache (exposed to the internet) load balancing module. Everything works fine. Here is a snippet of the cluster configuration in resin.conf: <cluster> <client-live-time>120s</client-live-time> <srun id="a" host="192.168.11.181"
port="6802" index="1" read-timeout="120s"/> <srun id="b" host="192.168.11.182"
port="6802" index="2" read-timeout="120s"/> </cluster> We start the servers using this command: In machine a: /www/resin/bin/httpd.sh –server a –conf /www/resin/conf/resin.conf
start In machine b: /www/resin/bin/httpd.sh –server b –conf /www/resin/conf/resin.conf
start Here comes my problem: I need to view the proxool’s admin servlet using a domain
name (eg. www.example.com). Due to the reason that we are using apache’s
load balancing, I am unable to determine which server that will be serving my
servlet. Therefore, i need a way that I can go directly to a machine and view
the proxool’s admin servlet of that web server. My question: How can I configure the cluster to listen to 6802(for apache
to use) and 8080(for me to use) at the same time when I run the startup command
so that I can go to http://www.something.com:8080/proxooladmin? Please advice. Warm Regards, Jacky Wong |
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