Rob Kirkbride wrote:
Just to close this down the problem was traced to having the same server
name in the jvmRoute in the server.xml in JBoss.
The load balancer is now behaving correctly.
Sorry to waste your time!
Not at all. You actually gave us a valuable information
that will probably hel
Just to close this down the problem was traced to having the same server
name in the jvmRoute in the server.xml in JBoss.
The load balancer is now behaving correctly.
Sorry to waste your time!
Rob
On 17/06/07, Rob Kirkbride <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Rainer,
We're using the stock Apache
Hi Rainer,
We're using the stock Apache 2.0 with RHEL4 on a x86 architecture. Obviously
I've built mod_jk from source.
Thanks for the detail - I'll see about adding the logs as you suggested.
The strange thing is that with 3 app servers it has been load balancing very
evenly for the last 10 mont
Hi Rob,
at the moment there is no known problem with the balancing. I expect you
checked your mod_jk log file for errors.
What's your platform and what's your web server?
Since your request counts in the status display are still relatively
small, it looks like you get the unequal distribution pr
Hi,
We've added a 4th application server to our farm and since then I've noticed
it's not load balancing equally across all our nodes at all.
Each of the app servers has a lbfactor of 1 and we're using the default
request strategy. I've copied the jkstatus page. I can see that app101 is
handling
