installing into vertically stacked websphere liberty
Hi , We currently use a multi WAS profile setup on a set of servers. When installing jazz and using the bundled liberty setup I see that it installs one application server with a number of applications per real server. I would like to have a number of Application servers running one application each on one host server. Is there any information on how to install jazz into a vertically stacked liberty. |
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The 'bundling' of what goes into Liberty configuration depends on the choices made when installing CLM options. So I would expect that in your WAS setup, there is something fundamentally different ( e.g. DNS alias, port #, context root ) to distinguish each separate application server.
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Part of a distributed setup with 3 jts each with RM, RS and 2 QM ( jazz ). These are also deployed into separate WAS profiles.
$ ls jts03/server/webapps
clmhelp.war jts.war rm.war rs.war rs.war.bak $ ls tcbdb1/server/webapps jazz.war I don't have any of my installs with Liberty, but I seem to recall the WAR files will be placed into the separate Liberty locations based on the choices made at the time of install ( or modify of a prior install ). Comments
Chris B
commented Mar 13 '20, 6:12 a.m.
Ive been having a look at how liberty bundles the apps on the first server which is different to how a was distributed setup by profile is set up as kevin describes and i think I should be able to set up in liberty.
The directory clmservertemplate contains a template and running server/server.startup.bat creates a server from this template called clm which in this case contains jts.war and ccm.war.
I would like to be able to have two jvm liberty servers here eg clm (running jts.war) and clm2 which runs (ccm.war) much in the same way as seperate WAS profiles on the same server. is there a way of doing this using the clmservertemplate or is it better just to stick to keeping CLM running on Websphere application server? |
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