3.6 Vertical scaling topology

 

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Vertical scaling refers to configuring multiple appservers on a single machine and creating a cluster of associated appservers all hosting the same J2EE application(s)...

In this case, the Web server plug-in routes the requests according to the appservers availability. Load balancing is performed at the Web server plug-in level based on a round-robin algorithm and with consideration of session state. Failover is also possible as long as there are active appservers (JVMs) on the system.

Vertical scaling can be combined with other topologies to boost performance, throughput and availability.

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