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> It turns out that the giant Java app servers were great, but eventually wound up with the same problem as previous generations of highly shared services: with
by Yhippa 10y ago
> It turns out that the giant Java app servers were great, but eventually wound up with the same problem as previous generations of highly shared services: without strong isolation guarantees, it becomes necessary to heavily gateway production to prevent outages or degradations.
Are you talking about app isolation on an app server? I.e. running multiple WARs/EARs on a single server and not having one app destabilize the whole thing?
- jacques_chester 10y agoEssentially this. In theory it could be done, but I've only seen placs where they wound up with a app-container-per-production-WAR rule. OS containers are a similar pattern for a similar reason. Stronger isolation simplifies production deployment and management.