A question about load balancers and Terracotta clustering

[Kevin P. Foote]

Yea. Just the tar ball.

"Wessel, Keith William" <kwessel at illinois.edu> wrote:

>Thanks, kevin, we'll give that a try. Was trying to keep things simple, but looks like we made them more difficult.
>
>So, no config file needed for the dev console, then? It'll let me put in all the options to connect to my cluster once it's running?
>
>Thanks,
>Keith
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: users-bounces at shibboleth.net [mailto:users-bounces at shibboleth.net] On Behalf Of Kevin P. Foote
>Sent: Friday, July 13, 2012 3:38 PM
>To: Shib Users
>Subject: RE: A question about load balancers and Terracotta clustering
>
>
>Its easier to run dev-console from your workstation ... and then just
>connect to the TC cluster. 
>
>Just pull the same tar ball you used on your servers over to your
>workstation and run the .sh file there... (obviously the bat file if
>your on a windows workstation) 
>
>You'll need to verify that your workstation can access the TC ports
>needed on the tc cluster servers though. 
>
>------
>thanks
>  kevin.foote
>
>On Fri, 13 Jul 2012, Wessel, Keith William wrote:
>
>-> Hi, all,
>-> 
>-> Alright, as suggested, I'm trying the dev-console route. I know this isn't the Terracotta support list, but I'm hoping someone can help me out here.
>-> 
>-> I hate when I have to spend time diagnosing my diagnostics!
>-> 
>-> Seems that dev-console.sh isn't starting.
>-> 
>-> &* I know My remote X display is working as I can open an xterm.
>-> * the ~/.dev-console.log.0 file gets created but nothing's in it.
>-> * I even tried copying my tc-config.xml to ~/.AdminClient.xml to see if it'd be happier with a config file.
>-> 
>-> All it does when I run dev-console.sh is creates the .dev-console.log.0 if it doesn't exist then terminates.
>-> 
>-> Anyone have any suggestions as to what I might add to the JAVA_OPTS or elsewhere to get this thing to give me some debugging info? Or has anyone seen this behavior before?
>-> 
>-> Thanks,
>-> Keith
>-> 
>-> -----Original Message-----
>-> From: users-bounces at shibboleth.net [mailto:users-bounces at shibboleth.net] On Behalf Of Christopher Bongaarts
>-> Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2012 2:15 PM
>-> To: Shib Users
>-> Subject: Re: A question about load balancers and Terracotta clustering
>-> 
>-> On 7/11/2012 1:30 PM, Wessel, Keith William wrote:
>-> 
>-> > Seems like something's happening when the IDP tries to write back to
>-> > the Terracotta store at this point. I see no logs, client or server,
>-> > on the Terracotta side corresponding with this timestamp, and I'm
>-> > unclear how to turn up logging for Terracotta. Any suggestions on
>-> > either getting more in the idp-process.log or the terracotta logs at
>-> > this point from anyone would be very much appreciated.
>-> 
>-> For troubleshooting this, I would fire up the dev console, go to 
>-> Platform/Clustered Heap/Object Browser, and search through the MapEntry 
>-> with key=session for the session object itself.
>-> 
>-> > Also, can I assume that this means the session was successfully
>-> > RETRIEVED from the Terracotta store at this point based on what the
>-> > IDP found in the cookie? Just trying to figure out if I can even read
>-> > into this that we're reading from the Terracotta store alright.
>-> 
>-> If you're hitting a different server than before, then yes.
>-> 
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