You describe a good solution. Is there a way to have multiple versions of an
application on one server, as opposed to having to divide up versions of the
application per server?
I ask because if your users tend to have long sessions, then in the Tomcat
cluster you'd like to disable you could be w
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Lightbulb,
lightbulb432 wrote:
> What are the strategies you might use to update an application
> running on multiple Tomcat instances (clustered with Apache mod_jk)
> with a seamless transition for somebody who's using the application
> at the time t
At my company, we have a weekly application update. Sometimes it is more
frequent than that. We have Apache/httpd + mod_jk and three clustered
Tomcats. Updating the Tomcats one at a time causes no loss of service as
the other two pick up. Of course we do this during the periods of lowest
usage,
