Hi,
I am running Cold fusion in distributed mode.I currently only have one web server.I'm trying to setup a second web box that will be load balanced.
I'm trying to setup the second web box exactly like the first by following the instructions from macromedia's site.Everything goes smooth until I
Is it posible to use multiple web servers with ColdFusion 5 - i.e. configure
it to use apache IIS using different ports, or does it have to be one or
the other? If you can, any instructions?
TIA,
Rob
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Is it posible to use multiple web servers with ColdFusion
5 - i.e. configure it to use apache IIS using different
ports, or does it have to be one or the other?
No, you can run as many different web servers with CF 5 (or CFMX) as you
like. I don't know why you'd want to run them
images, you may well want a cluster of web servers
connected to a single CF server.
You might also want multiple web servers if you have scripts or other
non-CF stuff on your site that puts load on the web servers.
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- Original Message -
From: Robert Shaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 3:47 PM
Subject: Multiple Web Servers
| Is it posible to use multiple web
If you are generating web pages that have large numbers
of images, especially large images, you may well want a
cluster of web servers connected to a single CF server.
You might also want multiple web servers if you have scripts
or other non-CF stuff on your site that puts load
- Original Message -
From: Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You might also want multiple web servers if you have scripts
or other non-CF stuff on your site that puts load on the
web servers.
Why wouldn't I just put that stuff on a web server that's not using CF?
If you've got only
You might also want multiple web servers if you have scripts
or other non-CF stuff on your site that puts load on the
web servers.
Why wouldn't I just put that stuff on a web server that's
not using CF?
If you've got only one machine.
I could understand doing this. If you had
I used to have a client who had 212 production web servers on a single
physical server
simultaneously, all connected to a single version of CF. The machine ate
up almost an entire class C.
Not my recommendation, but it worked.
At 07:28 PM 2/27/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Now, we've come
I used to have a client who had 212 production web servers
on a single physical server simultaneously, all connected
to a single version of CF. The machine ate up almost an
entire class C.
Were they virtual servers using the same web server software, or different
servers using different
I suppose that it would be pretty difficult to come up with 212 different
types of server that would run on the same hardware.
At 07:48 PM 2/27/2003 -0500, you wrote:
I used to have a client who had 212 production web servers
on a single physical server simultaneously, all connected
to a
On Thursday, Feb 27, 2003, at 15:32 US/Pacific, Dave Watts wrote:
If you are generating web pages that have large numbers
of images, especially large images, you may well want a
cluster of web servers connected to a single CF server.
You might also want multiple web servers if you have
On Thursday, Feb 27, 2003, at 16:10 US/Pacific, Jim McAtee wrote:
Why wouldn't I just put that stuff on a web server that's not using
CF?
If you've got only one machine.
I was talking more about performance - you won't get increases in
performance on one box by adding more web server
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