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1. Re: Some cluster enhancements...
brian.stansberry Nov 2, 2007 2:27 PM (in response to smarlow)"ScottMarlowNovell" wrote:
Hi,
I have been working on a few small enhancements, some of them are complete and some need more work. I would like to check in the following changes into some 4.x or 5.x release if we agree that the changes are good:
Great. It would have to be in trunk; 4.x is pretty much in maintenance mode.
1. new HAPartition methods for calling a specific cluster targetNode (identified with opaque server reference that is currently a org.jgroups.stack.IpAddress). This was useful for sending messages to a specific target node in the cluster.
Hmm, ability to call a single member other than coord seemed like such an obviously good thing that I had to double check to confirm it wasn't already there! :)
Shouldn't the param be a ClusterNode, which is the type returned by getClusterNodes()?
2. A load balancing policy based on FirstAvailable that always favors a same machine choice.
This sounds similar to http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-4455 which Galder Zamarreno is working on. Probably you guys should coordinate.
3. A load balancing policy that always picks the ha-singleton server (depends on ha-jndi and a server side ha-singleton).
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2. Re: Some cluster enhancements...
smarlow Nov 2, 2007 3:21 PM (in response to smarlow)
Hmm, ability to call a single member other than coord seemed like such an obviously good thing that I had to double check to confirm it wasn't already there! :)
Shouldn't the param be a ClusterNode, which is the type returned by getClusterNodes()?
Shouldn't the param be a ClusterNode, which is the type returned by getClusterNodes()?
Definitely, good point!
2. A load balancing policy based on FirstAvailable that always favors a same machine choice.
This sounds similar to http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-4455 which Galder Zamarreno is working on. Probably you guys should coordinate.
JBAS-4455 seems a little different but there could be opportunities to combine our approaches.
3. A load balancing policy that always picks the ha-singleton server (depends on ha-jndi and a server side ha-singleton).
OK. How does it work?
A ha-singleton binds its location (ip address + port) to ha-jndi. The load balancing policy does a ha-jndi lookup of the singleton node and does a little magic to determine which server target is the singleton. Perhaps this could be combined with the JBAS-4455 solution, although it might be easier to understand for application developers to have separate solutions.