Thanks for the help - problem solved!
Was running a box with LVS, and running DNS. I don't think all the zone
files were there, but stopping named worked like a charm - all webapps fast!
What a stupid error (on my part).
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Hi
Background: Firstly I should state that I am running Tomcat 4.0.1 with JBoss
2.4.4, Sun JVM 1.3. In front of that, Apache 2 is running. All of this is
running on RedHat. Requests are passed through to Tomcat by proxy, using
rewrite rules. I know, I should be running a newer version of JBoss
Some more info. The problem does not seem to be with HTTP vs HTTPS (was
testing app A on HTTPS, app B on HTTP B - problem seems that A is faster
than B whether on HTTP or HTTPS).
I have a number of .war files deployed to JBoss's /deploy directory
(automatic deployment). Let's call them A and B,
OK, I made a mistake there (sorry). The issue does still seem to be that
connecting to a webapp over SSL is faster than connecting to another webapp
over non-SSL, both running in the same Tomcat (JBoss) instance and proxied
behind Apache.
Any ideas why the SSL version would be fast and the normal
Sorry folks, more info (hope somebody will has experienced these problems as
well!).
I can hit 2 JSPs in different webapps, both proxied behind Apache, both on
HTTP. The one is fast, the other slow. What could be causing this? Apache
config? DNS lookup issues?
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From:
AFAIK - mod_proxy does not cache DNS lookups. It is looked up on every
request. So a slow lookup could be your problem.
-Tim
Duncan Houston wrote:
Sorry folks, more info (hope somebody will has experienced these problems as
well!).
I can hit 2 JSPs in different webapps, both proxied behind
