CFMX 7 Podcast Series: Clustering and Sourceless Deploy
Apr 12
posted by Steven Erat in
ColdFusion, Blogging, Macromedia
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Second in this series of podcasts is a reading of the Macromedia Devnet article on managing clusters by Geoffrey Greene and Erik Tierney.
Managing Clusters with Enterprise Manager and Packaging Applications in ColdFusion MX 7
Package and deploy EAR and WAR files, and manage instances and clusters with the Enterprise Manager.
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This sound quality of this podcast is an improvement over my first now that I'm using a professional microphone, although it was a challenge to complete the reading since I'm just recovering from a cold where I lost my voice last week. After having read Jake Ludington's article titled, Create Podcasts Using Your PC, I decided that the toy microphone that had sitting around wasn't going to cut it and I would need something better. I used his article on creating a podcasting kit as a guideline.
I purchased a microphone and a pre-amp at a Guitar Center in Natick for a much better price than anywhere online. I couldn't find a cheap mini compressor anywhere so I decided to opt out of that. The service at Guitar Center was great a gentleman named Alain explained everything I would need to know from how to use a pre-amp to which buttons to push and where to plug in the various wires.
#1 by Maria on 5/2/05 - 9:54 AM
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I am from Mexico and sometimes I found hard to show some photos to my friends in England (of course I have some photos of mine) but I dont know all the country.
See you
Maria
#2 by Atul on 12/14/08 - 11:24 AM
We are trying to setup the Cluster Load balancing in CF8 server with 4 instances on 2 different physical boxes. Below is our server configuration details:
Fedora 9 64bit, CF 8 64 bit Ent-trail edition.
Setup Details:
2 Linux boxes, 2 CF instances on each box. CF is setup as given in the adobe help, in Multiserver environment. We created 2 instances of CF in both boxes called, CF1, CF2 in BOX1 and CF3, CF4 in Box 2.
Issue:
The issue we are having here is, when we add a remote server Box2 instance to Box1, it shows "Network Error". Where as when we check the same using JRun Admin console, it says "The server "cf3" is unavailable for administration on its specified host "10.10.0.14". Please make sure that the server exists, and that at least one server is running and registered with the JMC on the given machine."
We have done following things after going through some posts,
- jrun.subnet.restriction=*
- jrun.trusted.hosts=*
- We telnet`ed to the running instances port nubmers on other box2 from box1 and vice versa and we are successfully able to connect to each of them from either boxes.
- We have disabled firewall on both the servers.
Can you please guide us on the above. Let us know if
- we need to do anything else as this is a 64bit server?
- Is there any issue with 64bit edition of CF8 on Linux?
- Do we need to first join the CF to web server then configure the instances?
Thank you in advance.