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This procedure assumes [[httpd]] was already installed, configured, and it works well ''without'' mod_cluster. | This procedure assumes [[httpd]] was already installed, configured, and it works well ''without'' mod_cluster. | ||
At the time of the writing, the pre-compiled native components to be installed within an existing httpd are published on the download page as "mod_cluster modules for httpd". For example, the mod_cluster binaries for Linux x86 httpd are listed as "linux-x86_64 mod_cluster binaries". | At the time of the writing, the pre-compiled native components to be installed within an existing httpd are published on the download page as "mod_cluster modules for httpd". For example, the mod_cluster binaries for Linux x86 httpd are listed as "linux-x86_64 mod_cluster binaries". They contain the pre-compiled httpd extensions (<tt>mod_advertise.so</tt>, <tt>mod_cluster_slotmem.so</tt>, <tt>mod_manager.so</tt> and <tt>mod_proxy_cluster.so</tt>). | ||
=Java Components Installation= | =Java Components Installation= | ||
Revision as of 19:41, 8 January 2016
TODO deplete https://home.feodorov.com:9443/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=Mod_clusterInstallation
Internal
Download
Compiled bundles are available here: http://mod-cluster.jboss.org/downloads
Native Components Installation
This procedure assumes httpd was already installed, configured, and it works well without mod_cluster.
At the time of the writing, the pre-compiled native components to be installed within an existing httpd are published on the download page as "mod_cluster modules for httpd". For example, the mod_cluster binaries for Linux x86 httpd are listed as "linux-x86_64 mod_cluster binaries". They contain the pre-compiled httpd extensions (mod_advertise.so, mod_cluster_slotmem.so, mod_manager.so and mod_proxy_cluster.so).