Showing posts with label Apache Module. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apache Module. Show all posts

Keep Connections Alive : Browser - Load Balancer - Web Server - mod jk - Tomcat : Part 4

This series is about how connections are kept alive between different components along the route.
 Browser - Load Balancer - Web Server - mod jk - Tomcat 

Part 1 : Browser - Load Balancer.
Part 2 : Load Balancer - Apache HTTP Server
Part 3 : Apache HTTP Server - Mod jk
Part 4 : Mod jk - Tomcat

Keep Connections Alive : Browser - Load Balancer - Web Server - mod jk - Tomcat : Part 3


This series is about how connections are kept alive between different components along the route.
 Browser - Load Balancer - Web Server - mod jk - Tomcat

Part 1 : Browser - Load Balancer.
Part 2 : Load Balancer - Apache HTTP Server
Part 3 : Apache HTTP Server - Mod jk
Part 4 : Mod jk - Tomcat

Apache Web Server - Mod jk


Does mod_jk changes how Apache web server handles its connection with the clients?

Mod jk is a module that runs within the Apache web server. Apache web server will manage the connections between itself and the clients, usually web browsers or a load balancer, and pass the request to a chain of modules.

Using the example described in an Apache module tutorial, a module will register a hook with the web server and the web server will pass a request_rec to the module.