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Accelerate Your JBoss Enterprise Middleware - Red Hat Summit

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<strong>Accelerate</strong> <strong>Your</strong> <strong>JBoss</strong> <strong>Enterprise</strong> <strong>Middleware</strong> –Web Container – <strong>JBoss</strong> WebHTTPHTTPJavaJavaHTTPHTTPAPRAPRAJPAJPWebWebContainerContainer● Use case – fairly low number of connections, but very highconcurrency.● Use Java connector (blocking I/O).● Use case – high number of connections, but low concurrency● Use APR (non-blocking I/O) (Native to OS).● Use case - Front end Apache HTTPD, with perhaps loadbalancing, like mod_cluster.● Use AJP connector.● Important configuration parameters:● max-connections●●●Sets the maximum number of concurrent connections.●When using the Java connector, it also sets the size of the thread pool(unless using the next parameter, which defines an executor).executor●Defines the name of a configured “executor”, or thread pool in <strong>JBoss</strong>Threads.●Can be used for all the connectors.native●Determines whether you use the APR connector or Java.

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