Jason Lane wrote:
Hi list,
We are acquiring a new server (2Ghz G5 XServe. hmmmmm.) that we are going to collocate. We will eventually have different domains running Cocoon. The question is have you any tips / suggestions you could give me.
For example is multiple instances of Cocoon a good idea, or should we just mange everything through one instance.
Multiple instances of Cocoon is fine, but keep the number low - run them all in the same servlet container if you can (I'd strongly recommend Jetty over Tomcat).
Run them with Apache in front (see wiki.cocoondev.org?Page=ApacheModProxy). With Apache virtual hosting, you can do clever stuff to proxy requests to the correct Cocoon instance.
We have at any one time two or three versions of our webapp running, each in their own Cocoon webapp, with mod_proxy and mod_rewrite switching between different versions for different clients.
If you need to handle lots of sites, and want to use the same Cocoon, check out the host selector.
That's my thoughts.
Regards, Upayavira
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