I would like to monitor my server health. I have deployed my web app in tomcat 7. I am using 4 instances of Tomcat 7 running on the same machine. individually I am unable to monitor each tomcat instance. But how to monitor all tomcat at one time. I mean Apache Server is in the front end and redirecting all the requests to tomcat 7 instances. I am using load balancer. How to monitor it. Please suggest.
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I have web application which uses angular 6 on client side,asp .net core on backend and sql server as a database.
I want to deploy this web apllication on nginx server using docker.
I have installed docker on windows and created nginx container also,but I dont know how to map host application to container and how to serve application.
Note : operating system is windows.
Use Docker-compose (https://docs.docker.com/compose/). You can connect your containers via extra_hosts and start your app with one command
I have already a running web application on my server, the thing is that I want tomcat to start when windows starts. I have already gone to the windows services and looked for tomcat but i could not find Apache tomcat as a service there. What should I do to make it start when windows starts?
Anteneh
Install it as a service.
See the steps here: http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/windows-service-howto.html
I have the web app that works one my tomcat 6 (local) on Windows. I have bouhgt dedicated server and installed on it tomcat 6. Ubuntu is installed on server. Now if I try to enter my webapps http:\{ipaddress}{web-app} the browser opens title web page. Then appears dialog window for entering log name and password. But on pressing button login browser Chrome is saying that on accessing servlet {servletname} server returns Status Code:500 Internal Server Error.
How should I configure tomcat6 for Internet? I think that catalina doesnt return answer from servlet for outside request.
I want to use tomcat6 as standalone server.
your question is not clear dude! i have tomcat 7 configured and accessible from internet since i have valid IP on my server. try to take a look at tomcat log (usually at /var/log/tomcat6(or 7)/...
I have 2 application servers, one is the real production server and another a "backup" server which can go live if the production app server is down. I want an apache webserver which will send incoming requests to both application servers. I do not expect the apache web server to crash, so am fine with "single point of failure".
I know that apache has a mod_proxy_balancer module, but can it be used for replication rather than load balancing? 99% of my http traffic is from some remote devices which do not need any kind of ui. UI is only used for maintenance and reports.
Is it possible to move solr to a hosted server? (in general is it possible to install SOLR on a web hosting service like bluehost.com or godaddy.com ? )
I have worked a bit on Solr and am currently running a SOLR server using JETTY on one of my local machines.
I saw a few articles on the net which speak about setting it up on Amazon EC2, but i could not find anything related to setting up solr on a hosted server.
If you can run a java application on your shared hosting you can run solr.