Re: Few public ports w/many Tomcat instances

On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 9:01 AM, Mike Volk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is there a better/faster/easier alternative to using Apache as a > front-end "port proxy server" I haven't used Pound myself but it was strongly recommended by someone who /is/ using it in production:

Re: Few public ports w/many Tomcat instances

Mike Volk wrote: I'm a Java developer and reluctant/under-qualified server administrator formulating a strategy for transitioning two production web apps from Resin to Tomcat. I'm familiar with connecting multiple Resin instances to a single Apache instance, such that all of the Resin instances

RE: Few public ports w/many Tomcat instances

> From: Mike Volk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Is there a better/faster/easier alternative to using Apache as a > front-end "port proxy server" (via vhosts) for my multiple Tomcat > instances? Can you get a second IP address assigned to the machine? If so, bind one Tomcat instance to each IP and

Few public ports w/many Tomcat instances

I'm a Java developer and reluctant/under-qualified server administrator formulating a strategy for transitioning two production web apps from Resin to Tomcat. I'm familiar with connecting multiple Resin instances to a single Apache instance, such that all of the Resin instances (on ports in the