Hai,

Iam new to mailing list and I apologize in advance if this is not the
correct place..

Iam a system administrator and my development team creates application
in JAVA that are been hosted on tomcat web-servers. While hosting the
application, I was asked to explore the feasibility on the below
points

1. Can I have centralized web-apps directory for multiple tomcat
instances hosted on the same or different servers. ie tomcat1 running
on server1 and tomcat2 running on server2. Both servers are been
assigned a common storage folder (via NFS) named "webstore" which has
been mapped to both servers webapps directories. Now my query is upon
starting tomcat instances on both servers, I should receive a working
instance of my application on both servers.

Is this possible in any way or is there any other recommended method
that I should follow. Providing individual webapps folder to all
tomcat instances would be a waste of storage space for our project as
our application warsize is large. I have searched the internet and
found nothing clarifying my point. Hence I though to post here and
collect your vaild comments.

2. Deploying a patched/updated web application to the current live
production tomcat server should require least deployment time. For us,
it takes too long to update the web application war file on most of
our servers. Hence we have to shutdown the server, update the new war
file and then starts up tomcat. Is there any best practices that I
should follow so that I can reduce the deployment time to minimum.

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Thank You

Best regards
Vinu Vibhu Sobhana

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