Re: Large deployment advice

2007-02-27 Thread Tanmoy Roy
Hi Ken, I manage quite a big configuration : (> 20 machines , 64 instances/machine) So here what I do get things simpler. 1) I have my App to refresh its cached memory in every 10 minutes (with a WOTimer). 2) AutoRecover is always set to "ON" always for all instances. 3) have added a parameter

RE: Large deployment advice

2007-02-27 Thread Andrew Lindesay
Hello Ken; I have to start working on a plan to deploy possibly hundreds of instances of about 10 different WO applications. I currently find it In one case, I use an inter-instance communication system over a queue server which schedules shutdowns across the instances running under wotas

Re: Large deployment advice

2007-02-27 Thread Christian Pekeler
I have to start working on a plan to deploy possibly hundreds of instances of about 10 different WO applications. I currently find it extremely painful to start/stop my existing test instances using JavaMonitor (too much clicking!). I also find Monitor painful to use when dealing with larg

Large deployment advice

2007-02-27 Thread Ken Anderson
WO friends, I have to start working on a plan to deploy possibly hundreds of instances of about 10 different WO applications. I currently find it extremely painful to start/stop my existing test instances using JavaMonitor (too much clicking!). I would love to hear from people how they h