There are plenty of pros that come along with a cluster. Namely speed,
high-availability and ease of patch management.
-Adam
On 6/23/05, jacksonj @ calib. com jacksonj @ calib. com
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> > The more I know about having a farm of servers, the more worried I get
> > about them
> The more I know about having a farm of servers, the more worried I get
> about them:
>
> Farm Cons:
> * No way to sync the global scopes (Application, Server)
> * No CFCs in session scope (Has this changed in CFMX7? Guess I can
> look it up.)
> * Only native way to do session sharing is
> * No CFCs in session scope (Has this changed in CFMX7? Guess
> I can look it up.)
I'm pretty sure that hasn't changed.
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>I actually have session sharing off now, using sticky sessions. Yeah, it was
>pretty kewl when I had it enabled. The issue we had was with the charting
>engine and we had one app where the developer stored CFCs in the session
>scope. The charting engine will not work with session sharing on and
I actually have session sharing off now, using sticky sessions. Yeah, it was
pretty kewl when I had it enabled. The issue we had was with the charting
engine and we had one app where the developer stored CFCs in the session
scope. The charting engine will not work with session sharing on and sti
>by CFMX cluster you are speaking of SOFTWARE based clustering in JRun, not a
>load balancer correct? Try this code below, it will tell you what instance
>you are on. I use this. Its a real PITA though to make sure you are on
>instance foo or goo.
>
>
>
>
>JRun Server Name: #servername#Now, ano
by CFMX cluster you are speaking of SOFTWARE based clustering in JRun, not a
load balancer correct? Try this code below, it will tell you what instance
you are on. I use this. Its a real PITA though to make sure you are on
instance foo or goo.
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JRun Server Name: #servername#
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