Hi all,
On 13 mai 06, at 23:30, Miguel Arroz wrote:
Why not? Even on Mac Minis! ;) You don't need Mac OS X Server any
more for deploying. A simple Tiger client will do.
I am not sure, you need a deployment licence to deploy WebObjects
applications so you need Mac OS X server (the license is bundled with
it). But WebObjects Development is now bundled with XCode which is free
with Tiger.
Philippe Lafoucrière wrote:
Could someone tell me where can I find some info concerning the
creation of a WO cluster ?
In a WO cluster there is Apache in frontend with WebObjects adaptator
which acts as a load balancer. It asks WOTaskds for the availability of
requested applications and interconnects clients to them. (it looks like
mod_jk)
My question was motivated by the text : "*Les logiciels WebObjects
Deployment, NetBoot pour clients Mac OS 9 et Macintosh Manager ne
sont pas fournis avec la configuration en cluster de Xserve." which
can be translated into "*The softwares WebObjects Deployment, NetBoot
for Mac OS 9 clients & Macintosh Manager are not bundled with the
cluster configuration of Xserve."
(source : http://www.apple.com/ca/fr/xserve/cluster/specs.html)
Btw, this text is not available on the apple.com (US) and apple.com/
fr (FR) sites. This page is maybe outdated, it still mentions Mac OS
10.3 ...
Outdated, I think, as it is the same OS X license on Xserve cluster node
than on Xserve (the difference is that cluster node could'nt have some
hardware extentions).
Aurélien
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