[Pardon me, accidentally /send/ got pressed before completing my response]
Load Balancer would use the selected algorithm to apply the load
balancing policy. Let us say, you had round-robin, in that case LB would
round robin fresh / new requests over the ordered server instances over
which the application is available. So in your case this would be :
Cluster 1 instances followed by Cluster 2 instances.
regards
Pankaj
Pankaj Jairath wrote:
> Load Balancer would used the selected algorithm to apply the load
> balancing policy. Let us say, you had round-robin, in that case LB would
> glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
>> ok, now I have been able to initialize webserver succsfully, earlier
>> there was a typo which was causing issues.
>> But I have another query, if same webapp is deployed on both the
>> clusters and both the clusters are up, how will webserver decide
>> which cluster to send request to.
>>
>> Foe ex clusterjsp is depoyed on 4 instances
>>
>> cluster 1
>> instance 1 (machine1)
>> instance2 (machine2)
>>
>> cluster2 instance 3 (machine1)
>> instance 4 (machine2)
>>
>> which cluster will be used to server requests ?
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