3 Replies Latest reply on May 31, 2004 9:57 PM by julien1

    How can I control multiple nuke sites?

    seenu78

      Hi All,

      I am developing my site using Nukes. In this regard I want to setup my development setup in three stages, likely(Testing, Staging, Release). In that way I no need to work with Release all the times. Once my changes are done in testing then it can be moved into staging then Release.

      So how can I handle this, I knew that need the setup three different database for these(i.e nukes_test,...nuke_release). What about my nuke installation? what are the areas I may need changes?(like changing context and all) So that in one jboss installation I can run all my development areas.

      Waiting for a quick response..

      Regards,
      Seenu.

        • 1. Re: How can I control multiple nuke sites?
          jae77

          if the instances are going to run on seperate boxes, then you don't need to do anything else other then have the seperate database instances.

          if you are going to run on the same box, that is not easily supported at the moment, but you do have 1 of 2 options.

          1) you could setup multiple instances of jboss to run on one machine. this would require you to setup port bindings so you don't get conflicts when trying to start multliple instances

          2) you could deploy nukes multiple times in the same instance, but that would require you to change the mbean names contained in the -service.xml files so they are unique (you'd also have to change the servlet root context in the application.xml file as well).

          • 2. Re: How can I control multiple nuke sites?
            hbaxmann

            1a) you give your machine multiple IP adresses and deploy one nukes for each

            bax

            • 3. Re: How can I control multiple nuke sites?

              this should be done with "run -b xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" to launch jboss on a particular network inteface. this way you can start multiple jboss one per nic