Hi Charan, thanks for watching this video. Tomcat is an application container. And you can deploy many apps including web apps like Jenkins inside the Tomcat container. If you want just one dns name to all your apps, then you will have tomcat container with dns name and all applications hosted in that container can be accessed using the same dns name with different paths at the end. Thanks.
@@justmeandopensource tq for reply ...I have one more query..that regarding deployment. For example..if we want to deploy a web application like .war ...does that .war contains both front end and backed together ? If it contain both , how webserver and tomcat work together ? From internet I read article that says webserver serves static content like .CSS HTML and all while business logic requests goes to app server ... I am so confused . Please explain me how this deployment happen in real-world ..? Will they deploy front end and back end seperately or together ??
Hi Charan, Tomcat is an application server (container) within which you can host your application. Backend are usually database applications that are hosted elsewhere. Webserver and application server are quite different.
Hi Venkat, I am looking forward a help if possible.. I am trying to setup Oracle database replication from my Window server in my local machine to redhat Linux 6.4 in VM (VM is in my local system itself). I have come across an error ogg-010301 There is a problem in network communication, a remote file problem, encryption keys for Target and source do not match(if using encrypt) or unknown error. I am not using encrypt.
can help me • NGINX with naxsi working as load balancer between the following backends: 60% PHP-FPM ( with Suhosin - and iOnCube ) 40% Apache ( with ModSec GotRoot Rules ) • MySQL ( MySQL Tuner with Percona Config and MariaDB engine )
So simple, so direct, so awesome! thank you
Hi Andre, thanks for watching this video.
Venkat ..I have query..that ..where exactly webserver ( httpd) , application server (tomcat) used ..how both combination can be used ?
Hi Charan, thanks for watching this video.
Tomcat is an application container. And you can deploy many apps including web apps like Jenkins inside the Tomcat container. If you want just one dns name to all your apps, then you will have tomcat container with dns name and all applications hosted in that container can be accessed using the same dns name with different paths at the end.
Thanks.
@@justmeandopensource tq for reply ...I have one more query..that regarding deployment. For example..if we want to deploy a web application like .war ...does that .war contains both front end and backed together ? If it contain both , how webserver and tomcat work together ? From internet I read article that says webserver serves static content like .CSS HTML and all while business logic requests goes to app server ...
I am so confused . Please explain me how this deployment happen in real-world ..?
Will they deploy front end and back end seperately or together ??
Hi Charan, Tomcat is an application server (container) within which you can host your application. Backend are usually database applications that are hosted elsewhere. Webserver and application server are quite different.
@@justmeandopensource ok thank you
@@charank7852 You are welcome.
Hi Venkat,
I am looking forward a help if possible.. I am trying to setup Oracle database replication from my Window server in my local machine to redhat Linux 6.4 in VM (VM is in my local system itself). I have come across an error ogg-010301 There is a problem in network communication, a remote file problem, encryption keys for Target and source do not match(if using encrypt) or unknown error. I am not using encrypt.
Hello, could you also create a video on how to Load Balance Apache Web Servers with Nginx + SSL Termination on the Nginx Server?
can help me
• NGINX with naxsi working as load balancer between the following backends:
60% PHP-FPM ( with Suhosin - and iOnCube )
40% Apache ( with ModSec GotRoot Rules )
• MySQL ( MySQL Tuner with Percona Config and MariaDB engine )
I can clearly hear the clock ticking in the background..
Hi Sam, thanks for watching this video.
Nice. Thanks
HI James, you are welcome. Cheers.