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Apache And tomcat: wich is the best conenctor to use
Hi all,
Im wondering if it's judicious to use apache with ajp connector, it seems
that, APR or NIO connector are more performant than AJP and they not support
AJP,
so it's very useful to use Apache on front end of tomcat using using AJP and
mod_jk?
Best regards!
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RE: Apache And tomcat: wich is the best conenctor to use
Posted by lmk <lo...@yahoo.fr>.
thanks a lot..
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
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>> From: lmk [mailto:lotfi65@yahoo.fr]
>> Subject: RE: Apache And tomcat: wich is the best conenctor to use
>>
>> Im just testing mod_jk and load balancing in order to
>> imporove performance.
>
> Then you do have a need for httpd (load balancing), so AJP is the most
> appropriate connector.
>
> - Chuck
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RE: Apache And tomcat: wich is the best conenctor to use
Posted by "Caldarale, Charles R" <Ch...@unisys.com>.
> From: lmk [mailto:lotfi65@yahoo.fr]
> Subject: RE: Apache And tomcat: wich is the best conenctor to use
>
> Im just testing mod_jk and load balancing in order to
> imporove performance.
Then you do have a need for httpd (load balancing), so AJP is the most appropriate connector.
- Chuck
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RE: Apache And tomcat: wich is the best conenctor to use
Posted by lmk <lo...@yahoo.fr>.
I have no good reason except increase tomcat response, Im not using SSL
for the moment. Im just testing mod_jk and load balancing in order to
imporove performance.
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
>
>
>> Subject: Apache And tomcat: wich is the best conenctor to use
>>
>> Im wondering if it's judicious to use apache with ajp connector
>
> If you have no other reason to use httpd, then don't - just let Tomcat
> serve the static content; this will reduce complexity and improve
> performance. If you're using SSL, you will probably want to use APR,
> since it's noticeably better at encryption than the pure Java
> implementation.
>
> Which of the standard, NIO, or APR connectors work best for non-SSL
> traffic depends on your webapps and user load; you'll need to measure your
> environment to find out which is best for you.
>
> - Chuck
>
>
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RE: Apache And tomcat: wich is the best conenctor to use
Posted by "Caldarale, Charles R" <Ch...@unisys.com>.
> From: lmk [mailto:lotfi65@yahoo.fr]
> Subject: Apache And tomcat: wich is the best conenctor to use
>
> Im wondering if it's judicious to use apache with ajp connector
If you have no other reason to use httpd, then don't - just let Tomcat serve the static content; this will reduce complexity and improve performance. If you're using SSL, you will probably want to use APR, since it's noticeably better at encryption than the pure Java implementation.
Which of the standard, NIO, or APR connectors work best for non-SSL traffic depends on your webapps and user load; you'll need to measure your environment to find out which is best for you.
- Chuck
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