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1. Re: Low performance clustering stateful SBs
slaboure Jan 29, 2003 3:20 AM (in response to lumin)?!? You are essentialy saying that *without* clustering, SFSB is quicker than with *clustered SFSB*, right?
Than, yes that is logical, because we have to replicate the state between the nodes so that in case of a node failure, we can failover to the other nodes. For most cases, you can implement the isModified trick on your SFSB instance (see the doc for more info)
Cheers,
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2. Re: Low performance clustering stateful SBs
lumin Jan 30, 2003 3:42 AM (in response to lumin)Yea actually that's what I wanted to say. Ok, it's logical, that there comes a certain amount of overhead along, which consumes CPU power and causes network traffic. But nevertheless from my point of view, it's not birdbrained to believe, that the same amount of work might be done faster, if it's shared between two computers (I used RoundRobin load balancing algorithm).
Thanks a lot for your tip with the flag. I have to check it out. What about performance concerning entity beans.
Regards,
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3. Re: Low performance clustering stateful SBs
slaboure Feb 1, 2003 9:38 AM (in response to lumin)Remember a rule for clustering:
1 + 1 != 2 (well not necessarly)
It may also be possible to change a SFSB option in the future so that you use asynchronous replication but in this case you may sacrify correctness for speed.
For SLSB, that's different though, you can really approch the "1+1==2" rule.