David Brown wrote:
We are currently running two instances of tomcat on our systems. One is for
a vendor specific application and the other is for in-house written
applications. We are careful to make sure the ports do not conflict and
there are plenty of resources to support both; memory and CPU.
Recently the statement has been made that the two instances can conflict
with each other and cause issues and instability with the applications.
Is this true? I was under the impression that since they are in their own
JVM's neither tomcat would have any affect on the other. If there are issues
in what form may they take place?
David,
That is an unfounded superstition.
You can run multiple Tomcat (and different versions) on the same box.
Your only constraint is the available disk/RAM/CPU resources.
When you hear about private java hosting, it is essentially
a single box running 30 to 100 installations.
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Regards
Gabe Wong
NGASI AppServer Manager
JAVA AUTOMATION and SaaS Enablement
http://www.ngasi.com
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