by T Moore >> Wed, 22 Jun 2005 8:48:10 GMT
Another question about configuring web application. We have a pair of load balanced web servers. Each server has its own copy of the JadeHttp.dll and dedicated ports on the Jade system side. When a user connects to the web site, their web session sticks to one web server.
Currently we use one web application for both web servers which is configured with the URL of the web site and listens over the complete range of port numbers. We generate separate WSDL files for each web server (WSDL has the correct ports and uses the IP address of each individual web server.) These are consumed on the web server so that the ASP code uses the local copy of the Jadehttp.dll.
What I am wondering is should the Jade system have separate nodes for each web server? I realise there is likely to be an overhead running two web server applications (memory for each node etc) but wondered if anyone knows of any other advantages / disadvantages of running two nodes over one?
Thanks
Torrie