Undertow mod_cluster proxy: Basic setup in Wildfly 10

by karm 8 years ago

GNU/Linux ◆ xterm-256color ◆ bash 10593 views

Overview

The simplest possible setup with Undertow mod_cluster proxy Wildfly 10 laod balancer and two Wildfly 10 workers.

Balancer

we configure advertising socket binding; the UDP multicast address and port the balacner advertises its precence on
we configure Undertow mod_cluster filter
we add this filter to Undertow’s http host so as it can receive mod_cluster protocol messages from worker nodes; note that this is not secure. In a production environment we would have a dedicated, secured host configured in Undertow so as we receive mod_cluster special messages only from trusted networks.

Workers

there is no configuration needed but for adjusting mod_cluster socket binding, so as worker nodes know the UDP address:port where the balancer advertises its presence
one worker has two and the other has a one web application deployed
note that the balancer correctly forwards requests to the one node that offers that particular application context
note that with the application that is deployed on both nodes a failover is possible
watch JSESSIONIDs and jvmRoutes in the curl output to get the gist of the functionality

Cheers -K- http://modcluster.io

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