[THIN] Re: configuring load balancing xml servers in the web inte rface

  • From: "Lilley, Brian" <brian.lilley@xxxxxxxx>
  • To: "'thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'" <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 14:16:03 +0100

and...

even if you requested an application which is hosted only on a server in
another zone, I am guessing that in this scenario, it would be your primary
zone's ZDC that would be the one to do the job of querying the ZDC of the
other zone for the least loaded server??


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Subject: [THIN] configuring load balancing xml servers in the web
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hi all,

I have a question on the 'Load balancing between servers running the Citrix
XML Service'...

Presumeably, you would want the web interface to always contact the ZDC,
because this is the box that any other XML service would have to contact
anyway in order to find the least loaded server.  

you would want a number of servers in the list of XML servers available, in
order to failover to in the advent that the one you are pointing at dies...but
really....what is the point of load balancing between a number if servers, if
they all have to go to one point anyway??

even if my primary zdc failed, this argument would still hold true for the
secondary ZDC??

am I missing the point here?

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