WLS Clustering 培训教程文件.pptVIP

BEA Systems, Inc. WLS Clustering Pat Shepherd BEA Principle Systems Engineer Java Evangineer Introduction What Is a WebLogic Server Cluster? What Services Are Clustered? New Cluster Features in WebLogic Server Version 6.0 Why Clustering is Vital What is Clustering? Clustering is a group of WebLogic Servers that act in a coordinated way to provide access to clustered services. Provides software-level clustering. Clustering provides: a failsafe environment scalability through load balancing requests Value Clustering Brings to You No Bottlenecks to Scaling No Single Point of Failure Transparent to Applications Developers Single-System Image for Monitoring/Administration Hardware Operating System Independence Many options; tailor to your solution Minimize client and database connections $$$ Production Proven reliability (references since 1996) Support JNDI Non-JNDI Objects J2EE Services(Model/View/Control - MVC) Introduction - New Cluster Features in WebLogic Server Version 6.0 Integrated Support for Load Balancing Hardware Stateful session EJB Clustering Clustered JMS HTTP Session State Replication administrative control Multicast Message clusters can now share a single multicast address without causing broadcast message conflicts You do not need to assign a dedicated multicast address for each cluster – but can cause extra overhead Required: Homogeneous deployment of clustered objects. Administration server configuration You perform all configuration for a WebLogic Server 6.0 cluster using the Administration Console Introduction - What Services Are Clustered? HTTP Session States EJBs and RMI objects JDBC Connections JMS Server A WLS server is an instance of WebLogic running in a Java Virtual Machine. A server: is associated with a single machine has a dedicated amount of RAM is multithreaded A server has a machine, but a machine can have multiple servers. Servers Domains A domain a collection of one or more servers that: can be grouped into zero or m