Folks;
movin' along in our migration process, it's about time for our
glassfish app to be unleashed to a set of external testers. Which makes
me reconsider another issue: So far, we were using tomcat 6 in our LAN,
having an apache2 in a DMZ network segment acting as a "reverse proxy"
to restrict public access to the productive server.
As this generally has proven to be a good idea, I want to go the same
way using glassfish, and so I'd kindly ask around for any experiences
with apache2/lighttpd/nginx/sun-webserver in such a setup. So far, we
don't intend to run a clustered glassfish, the httpd is really supposed
to just front one gf host. Especially I am interested in experiences
regarding the proxied transmission of large files both in up- and
download. What are your thoughts on that?
Thanks a bunch and best regards,
Kristian
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