Hi Mathias, Thanks for the review.
Few comments: > Configure all Apache instances so they see all Tomcat instances, assign > a higher priority to local workers on each Apache, therefore local What you set is the 'level' ( or proximity, distance, etc ) - lower numbers mean closer ( and higher priority, local worker ). I still need to add and verify the setters and check the various cases. > workers, is called hwlb. The hardware load balancer checks the health of > the Apache servers using a URI which is served by hwlb instead of lb, You may have noticed the 'jk_status' worker - it displays runtime informations ( still in progress - we need to agregate the statistics from all workers using shm, but the status of the workers should be fine ). It can be easily extended ( or a similar handler added ) so it can generate info that can be 'consumed' by a front load balancer or other tools. Like number of active workers and average response times. I am also investigating how we can use the number of active connections on each worker and the response times in the main lb, any idea would be wellcome :-) > This setup solves my use cases at least, I don't know for Bernd's. Ok, but let me know if you find jk2 acceptable for your case and what is the minimal change to jk1 that we can do. I still have to merge your patches, I was waiting for more comments. I don't think we can/should backport the new code, it's far too much. > There remains a related problem in jk_requtil in > jk2_requtil_getCookieByName, as I mentioned several months ago on the > list, the cookie extraction does not work for cookies whose format > conforms to RFC 2169, that is the cookie value is enclosed in double > quotes. Such cookie format is used by lynx for example. I had submitted > a patch into the bug database but cannot find it anymore, I'll have to > look up my archives. Please do, and send it to the list ( with PATCH ). I would apreciate 2 patches, one for jk1 and one for jk2 ( if the problem is in both ). Costin -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
