Hi itpp2012,
Thank you for your post.
Would you by any chance be able to provide detail instructions on how this can be achieved? If not an overview will do.
The setup would consist of,
2 IIS servers - serverA and serverB both hosting the same applications, app1, app 2 and app3
2 Tomcat servers - serverC and serverD both hosting the same applications, app4, app5, and app6
2 Apahce Httpd servers - serverE and serverF both hosting the same applications, app7, app8, and app9.
1 NGINX server to load balance these group of servers (sort of like a web server farm).
If this is possible, I'd like to know a bit of details on how this can be achieved.
Cheers,
Joe
Thank you for your post.
Would you by any chance be able to provide detail instructions on how this can be achieved? If not an overview will do.
The setup would consist of,
2 IIS servers - serverA and serverB both hosting the same applications, app1, app 2 and app3
2 Tomcat servers - serverC and serverD both hosting the same applications, app4, app5, and app6
2 Apahce Httpd servers - serverE and serverF both hosting the same applications, app7, app8, and app9.
1 NGINX server to load balance these group of servers (sort of like a web server farm).
If this is possible, I'd like to know a bit of details on how this can be achieved.
Cheers,
Joe