Servoy 2020 Documentation
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  • provide clients with a single point of entry, hiding the separate Servoy Application Servers from view for clients.
  • allow for the automatic distribution of connecting clients over the available Servoy Application Servers, using Load Balancing functionality.
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titleCluster the Servoy Application Servers using [Servoy Cluster]

When multiple Servoy Application servers are used to host the same set of solutions to the same group of users, sharing the same set of databases, Servoy Cluster can be put to use. Using Servoy Cluster all clustered servoy Application servers become one virtual Servoy Application Server. For more information see Clustering

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There are multiple ways to setup Load Balancing and the single point of entry, for example:

  • Custom Balancing inside Tomcat
  • Using HTTP servers like IIS that support (or have modules for) AJP1.3

In this manual the process of setting up and using Apache HTTP Server is described. This manual doesn't replace the documentation of the Apache HTTP Server itself, as it details the bare minimum to install Apache HTTP Server and do the required configuration to make the Apache HTTP Server work with the Servoy Application Server instances.

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1http://httpd.apache.org/]?
titleNot using [Apache HTTP Server

Read through the section when not planning to use Apache HTTP Server as it shows configuration changes needed for Servoy Application Servers to run in a similar setup

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