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| jschick@nospam.org 2005-06-27, 5:45 pm |
| > Because it's a cluster, is it best to have virtual server sections in a
> single instance or to load separate instances for each service. And if
> it's separate, should I move the appropriate conf contents to httpd.conf?
To me it's best to split everything out. Create individual .conf files for
each service, with listen statements only binding to the IP address of the
cluster resource. Then load an instance of Apache for each in its own
protected memory space.
Works great as long as the service can run in protected memory...
Justin
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| Kathryn Carruthers 2005-06-27, 8:45 pm |
| That's what I've ended up doing, but as your message about NetStorage
states, there are problems with failover for NetStorage with that
configuration. Hopefully someone will answer you soon!
jschick@nospam.org wrote:
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> To me it's best to split everything out. Create individual .conf files for
> each service, with listen statements only binding to the IP address of the
> cluster resource. Then load an instance of Apache for each in its own
> protected memory space.
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> Works great as long as the service can run in protected memory...
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> Justin
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