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Jboss-4.2.3.GA Clustering and Alfresco Labs War3

fhornain

Dear *,

Does someone have experience with Alfresco on Jboss Clustering ?
Is Alfresco supported on Jboss Clustering ?
Do I have Support I purchase an Alfresco Enterprise Edition set on JBoss Clustering ?
What is the Alfresco recommendations for that kind of setup ?
Do I have to apply specific configuration on Alfresco or JBoss in order to use clustering ?
Where did you save your contents between the different nodes? NFS ? SMB ?

Thanks in advance for your great help .

Best Regards
Fred

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openpj

To clustering JBoss you must download it and then you must to start it in "all" mode. In this way you start Clustering mode of JBoss.

To clustering Alfresco you can see the wiki here how to modify repository configuration files:
http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Repository_Configuration
http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Cluster_Configuration_V2.1.3_and_Later

All the contents will be stored on a database instance and on a file system (alf_data) that can be shared with multiple instances.

Hope this helps.

mindthegab

It's not always needed to have jboss clustering on. It depend if you also want to share sessions, or otherwise you may use sticky sessions.
I safely run clusters with the 'default' profile.

In general the sharing of the L2 Hibernate caching should be enough, as suggested by the links suggested by Piergiorgio.

HTH,
Gab