No, maybe I didn't explained it very well. Second try:
Apache as a loadbalancer in my case, receives requests on one IP but with
many different hostnames (like a hosting company who hosts many domains on
one server).
I did a stress test with JMeter to see how many concurrent users my
application
:
[us...@httpd] TCP Connections per hostname?
Hi,
I use Apache as a loadbalancer of Tomcat instances using mod_jk. The IP in
which Apache is has many hostnames and the final application (in Tomcat)
sends a different response depending on the hostname (Header Host) of the
request.
I used Jmeter
://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/04/11/407189.aspx
regards
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Jignesh Badani
From:
raulmt rau...@gmail.com
To:
users@httpd.apache.org
Date:
09/06/2009 02:36 PM
Subject:
[us...@httpd] TCP Connections per hostname?
Hi,
I use
Hi,
I use Apache as a loadbalancer of Tomcat instances using mod_jk. The IP in
which Apache is has many hostnames and the final application (in Tomcat)
sends a different response depending on the hostname (Header Host) of the
request.
I used Jmeter on this server using only one hostname and
