[Geoserver-users] GeoServer cluster running against PostGIS cluster

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Hi,

What is the most common way to cluster both the GeoServer instances and the PostGIS instances for high availability? The user documentation doesn't seem to indicate how to create clustered database connection pools from GeoServer to PostGIS. The examples I've seen have a single GeoServer instance pairs with a single PostGIS instance.

Thanks,
-Darren
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Darren Hardy
Digital Library Systems & Services
Stanford University

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Hi,

I am not an advanced Geoserver user, but I have managed to use 2 Geoserver instances, but that is not any limit. I used Iacovella - Younblood "Geoserver's Beginners Guide" to configure a simple Geoserver cluster. I also use one PostGis instance. Using more Postgis instances may not be so easy. I think more than one database servers are needed, and every server needs a Geoserver store of it's own.

Oiva Hakala
Agrifood Research Finland

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Aihe: [Geoserver-users] GeoServer cluster running against PostGIS cluster

Hi,

What is the most common way to cluster both the GeoServer instances and the PostGIS instances for high availability? The user documentation doesn't seem to indicate how to create clustered database connection pools from GeoServer to PostGIS. The examples I've seen have a single GeoServer instance pairs with a single PostGIS instance.

Thanks,
-Darren
--
Darren Hardy
Digital Library Systems & Services
Stanford University
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Eh, the book is Iacovella - Youngblood: "Geoserver Beginner's Guide".

Oiva

Hi,

What is the most common way to cluster both the GeoServer instances and the PostGIS instances for high availability? The user documentation doesn't seem to indicate how to create clustered database connection pools from GeoServer to PostGIS. The examples I've seen have a single GeoServer instance pairs with a single PostGIS instance.

Thanks,
-Darren
--
Darren Hardy
Digital Library Systems & Services
Stanford University

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Hi,
This blog post by Simone explains how they did it for very high availability:
http://geo-solutions.blogspot.it/2012/08/real-world-uses-cases-troubleshooting.html

This also may be of interest - http://suite.opengeo.org/opengeo-docs/sysadmin/production/availability.html

Jonathan

On 12 August 2013 08:14, Hakala Oiva (MTT) <oiva.hakala@anonymised.com> wrote:

Hi,

I am not an advanced Geoserver user, but I have managed to use 2 Geoserver instances, but that is not any limit. I used Iacovella - Younblood “Geoserver’s Beginners Guide” to configure a simple Geoserver cluster. I also use one PostGis instance. Using more Postgis instances may not be so easy. I think more than one database servers are needed, and every server needs a Geoserver store of it’s own.

Oiva Hakala
Agrifood Research Finland

Lähettäjä: Darren Hardy [drh@anonymised.com3…]
Lähetetty: 9. elokuuta 2013 21:26
Vastaanottaja: Geoserver
Aihe: [Geoserver-users] GeoServer cluster running against PostGIS cluster

Hi,

What is the most common way to cluster both the GeoServer instances and the PostGIS instances for high availability? The user documentation doesn’t seem to indicate how to create clustered database connection pools from GeoServer to PostGIS. The examples I’ve seen have a single GeoServer instance pairs with a single PostGIS instance.

Thanks,
-Darren

Darren Hardy
Digital Library Systems & Services
Stanford University

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