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Re: install cf8 standard different from the apache web server?

by surfman :: Rate this Message:

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I am interested in installing cf8 standard edition on a stand alone server on a windows box (windows 2003 64 bit). An Apache web server (centOS 5) and a mysql will be another two separate servers.
 
So, I am wondering if this infrastructure is OK? I never tried them like this. I'd appreciate if anybody may share practical experience. Thanks.


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by Dave Watts :: Rate this Message:

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> I am interested in installing cf8 standard edition on a stand
> alone server on a windows box (windows 2003 64 bit). An
> Apache web server (centOS 5) and a mysql will be another two
> separate servers.
>  
> So, I am wondering if this infrastructure is OK? I never
> tried them like this. I'd appreciate if anybody may share
> practical experience. Thanks.

Why are you separating the app server (CF) from the web server? Not that
there's anything wrong with that, but it does make things more complicated.

This kind of configuration is called "distributed mode". You'll want to read
up on that. Having CF on one OS and your web server on another OS may be a
problem for this, since file paths on the web server should correspond with
those on the CF server.

As an alternative, you could configure Apache as a reverse proxy, and have
it forward requests to a web server on theCF box. The built-in JRun web
server would suffice for this.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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Re: install cf8 standard different from the apache web server?

by surfman :: Rate this Message:

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Thanks.

The reason is I have existing php script on apache web server. I will install coldfusion on another standalone server where no any web server installed on the machine.

Based on doc from adobe, the built-in web server is not suitable for production server.

So, is there any other way (besides distrinuted model) to run my app when apache and coldfusion separately installed on different server?

regards

Joe

>> I am interested in installing cf8 standard edition on a stand
>> alone server on a windows box (windows 2003 64 bit). An
>> Apache web server (centOS 5) and a mysql will be another two
>> separate servers.
>>  
>> So, I am wondering if this infrastructure is OK? I never
>> tried them like this. I'd appreciate if anybody may share
>> practical experience. Thanks.
>
>Why are you separating the app server (CF) from the web server? Not that
>there's anything wrong with that, but it does make things more complicated.
>
>This kind of configuration is called "distributed mode". You'll want to read
>up on that. Having CF on one OS and your web server on another OS may be a
>problem for this, since file paths on the web server should correspond with
>those on the CF server.
>
>As an alternative, you could configure Apache as a reverse proxy, and have
>it forward requests to a web server on theCF box. The built-in JRun web
>server would suffice for this.
>
>Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>http://www.figleaf.com/
>
>Fig Leaf Software provides the highest caliber vendor-authorized
>instruction at our training centers in Washington DC, Atlanta,
>Chicago, Baltimore, Northern Virginia, or on-site at your location.
>Visit http://training.figleaf.com/ for more information!

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Re: install cf8 standard different from the apache web server?

by Bugzilla from tom.chiverton@halliwells.com :: Rate this Message:

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On Wednesday 30 Jul 2008, surfman joe wrote:
> The reason is I have existing php script on apache web server. I will
> install coldfusion on another standalone server where no any web server
> installed on the machine.

Why not just install CF in to the PHP Apache ?

> Based on doc from adobe, the built-in web server is not suitable for
> production server.

JRun ? It's fine.

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by Dave Watts :: Rate this Message:

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> The reason is I have existing php script on apache web
> server. I will install coldfusion on another standalone
> server where no any web server installed on the machine.

Why not install CF on the machine that's running Apache?

> Based on doc from adobe, the built-in web server is not
> suitable for production server.

Actually, it'll work fine, it just doesn't have the features that Apache or
IIS have.

> So, is there any other way (besides distrinuted model) to run
> my app when apache and coldfusion separately installed on
> different server?

Yes, the reverse proxy method I mentioned earlier.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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