Jump To Close Expand all Collapse all Table of contents HTTP Connectors Load Balancing Guide Preface Expand section "Preface" Collapse section "Preface" 1. File Name Conventions I. Apache Tomcat Connector (mod_jk) Expand section "I. Apache Tomcat Connector (mod_jk)" Collapse section "I. Apache Tomcat Connector (mod_jk)" 1. Overview 2. Download and install 3. Configure load balancing using Apache HTTP Server and mod_jk Expand section "3. Configure load balancing using Apache HTTP Server and mod_jk" Collapse section "3. Configure load balancing using Apache HTTP Server and mod_jk" 3.1. Configure worker nodes in mod_jk 3.2. Configuring JBoss to work with mod_jk 4. Troubleshooting and optimizing mod_jk Expand section "4. Troubleshooting and optimizing mod_jk" Collapse section "4. Troubleshooting and optimizing mod_jk" 4.1. Common Problems 4.2. General Diagnostics 4.3. Getting Further Help II. JBoss HTTP Connector (mod_cluster) Expand section "II. JBoss HTTP Connector (mod_cluster)" Collapse section "II. JBoss HTTP Connector (mod_cluster)" 5. Overview Expand section "5. Overview" Collapse section "5. Overview" 5.1. Key features 5.2. Components 5.3. Limitations 6. Install proxy server components Expand section "6. Install proxy server components" Collapse section "6. Install proxy server components" 6.1. Apache HTTP Server modules Expand section "6.1. Apache HTTP Server modules" Collapse section "6.1. Apache HTTP Server modules" 6.1.1. mod_manager.so 6.1.2. mod_proxy_cluster.so 6.1.3. mod_advertise.so 6.2. Install proxy server components 7. Configure basic proxy server Expand section "7. Configure basic proxy server" Collapse section "7. Configure basic proxy server" 7.1. Basic proxy configuration overview 7.2. Configure a load-balancing proxy using the HTTP Connector 8. Install node with basic configuration Expand section "8. Install node with basic configuration" Collapse section "8. Install node with basic configuration" 8.1. Worker node requirements 8.2. Install and configure a worker node 9. Advanced configuration Expand section "9. Advanced configuration" Collapse section "9. Advanced configuration" 9.1. Static proxy configuration 9.2. Clustered node operation 10. Java Properties Expand section "10. Java Properties" Collapse section "10. Java Properties" 10.1. Configuration Properties Expand section "10.1. Configuration Properties" Collapse section "10.1. Configuration Properties" 10.1.1. Proxy Discovery Configuration 10.1.2. Proxy Configuration 10.1.3. SSL Configuration 10.1.4. HA Configuration 10.1.5. Load Configuration 11. Load Metrics Expand section "11. Load Metrics" Collapse section "11. Load Metrics" 11.1. Server-Side Load Metrics 11.2. Web Container metrics 11.3. System/JVM metrics 11.4. Other metrics 12. Load balancing demonstration Expand section "12. Load balancing demonstration" Collapse section "12. Load balancing demonstration" 12.1. Set up the demonstration 12.2. Configure the demo client 12.3. Interact with the demonstration Expand section "12.3. Interact with the demonstration" Collapse section "12.3. Interact with the demonstration" 12.3.1. Generate artificial load III. Internet Server API (ISAPI) Expand section "III. Internet Server API (ISAPI)" Collapse section "III. Internet Server API (ISAPI)" 13. Overview Expand section "13. Overview" Collapse section "13. Overview" 13.1. What is Internet Server API 14. Configuring the ISAPI connector on Windows Expand section "14. Configuring the ISAPI connector on Windows" Collapse section "14. Configuring the ISAPI connector on Windows" 14.1. Prerequisites and configuration assumptions 14.2. Configure server instance as a worker node 14.3. Microsoft IIS 6 initial clustering configuration 14.4. Microsoft IIS 7 initial clustering configuration 14.5. Configure a basic cluster with ISAPI 14.6. Configure a load-balancing cluster with ISAPI IV. Netscape Server API (NSAPI) Expand section "IV. Netscape Server API (NSAPI)" Collapse section "IV. Netscape Server API (NSAPI)" 15. What is Netscape Server API? 16. Configuring the NSAPI connector on Solaris Expand section "16. Configuring the NSAPI connector on Solaris" Collapse section "16. Configuring the NSAPI connector on Solaris" 16.1. Prerequisites and configuration assumptions 16.2. Configure server instance as a worker node 16.3. Initial clustering configuration 16.4. Configure a basic cluster with NSAPI 16.5. Configure a load-balanced cluster with NSAPI V. Common load balancing tasks Expand section "V. Common load balancing tasks" Collapse section "V. Common load balancing tasks" 17. HTTP session state replication Expand section "17. HTTP session state replication" Collapse section "17. HTTP session state replication" 17.1. Enabling session replication in your application 17.2. HttpSession passivation and activation Expand section "17.2. HttpSession passivation and activation" Collapse section "17.2. HttpSession passivation and activation" 17.2.1. Configuring HttpSession passivation 17.3. Configure the JBoss Cache instance used for session state replication 18. High-Availability Web Sessions Expand section "18. High-Availability Web Sessions" Collapse section "18. High-Availability Web Sessions" 18.1. DataSourcePersistentManager Configuration Attributes 19. Using clustered Single Sign-on (SSO) Expand section "19. Using clustered Single Sign-on (SSO)" Collapse section "19. Using clustered Single Sign-on (SSO)" 19.1. Configuration 19.2. SSO behavior 19.3. Limitations 19.4. Configuring the cookie domain 20. Complete working example A. Reference: workers.properties B. Reference: Java properties Expand section "B. Reference: Java properties" Collapse section "B. Reference: Java properties" B.1. Proxy configuration C. 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