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Configuring AEM with JBoss EAP 6.1.0, apache and Dispatcher

  • October 16, 2015
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Hi,

We want to install AEM 6.0 SP2 on JBoss Application Server with Apache HTTP Server. As of now I see there are 2 ways to configure JBoss and Apache.

1. Configure JBoss and apache using mod_cluster. If we do this do we need a dispatcher ?

2. Configure dispatcher to route the request to JBoss application server. In this case how do we  configure clustering of JBoss.

3. Also if there are multiple publish instances, then is there any way i need to do the deployment once and not multiple times for each server.

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Best answer by joerghoh

Hi,

I don't get your problem. Do you want to cluster AEM or do you want to cluster AEM and Apache HTTPD?

The standard deployment is to have a webserver (with the dispatcher module) sitting in front of AEM. If you want to have a cluster, the cluster is normally built on the AEM level (clustered repository). If your application server supports "clustering" to ease maintainenance, you can likely use it. But that appserver-clustering is not a replacement for the AEM clustering, and also not a prerequisite to run an AEM cluster. These are just 2 different meanings for the term "cluster", which can be confusing.

kind regards,
Jörg

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joerghoh
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October 16, 2015

Hi,

I don't get your problem. Do you want to cluster AEM or do you want to cluster AEM and Apache HTTPD?

The standard deployment is to have a webserver (with the dispatcher module) sitting in front of AEM. If you want to have a cluster, the cluster is normally built on the AEM level (clustered repository). If your application server supports "clustering" to ease maintainenance, you can likely use it. But that appserver-clustering is not a replacement for the AEM clustering, and also not a prerequisite to run an AEM cluster. These are just 2 different meanings for the term "cluster", which can be confusing.

kind regards,
Jörg

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