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Knowledge Base : Apache Tomcat Tips and Tricks from the Pros
posted by on December 14, 2011 02:26 PM
For development and operations teams, a presentation that covers undocumented secrets of Apache Tomcat with various tips and tricks for managing Tomcat.
Do you spend too much time sifting through Google results to find answers to your Apache Tomcat Questions? Now is your chance to learn undocumented secrets of Apache Tomcat. If you are using or considering using Apache Tomcat and would like to improve your knowledge, join Apache experts and committers Mark Thomas and Filip Hanik as they outline the top Tips and Tricks to make management and administration of Apache Tomcat easier, faster and more productive.
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Blog : Is Apache Tomcat 7 in your future?
posted by avanabs on July 29, 2010 07:26 AM
I’ve been following Tomcat 7 development for some time now and I've been asked recently why (and when) clients should upgrade to Tomcat 7, now that it’s nearing release (currently targeted for “late summer”). So, I’ve started to give some thought to that question. I have to admit, the answer wasn’t immediately obvious either way. I’m going to split this blog into two parts; the first with my views and very preliminary results of my testing and evaluation. The second will be based on an interview scheduled for this Wednesday with one of the senior Apache Tomcat “committers”.
Note: In Apache Speak, a Committer is selected by his peers to be trusted to make changes to the code base. In a mature and extremely widely used project like Tomcat, this is very hard to achieve and carries great responsibility.
When I think about “upgrading”, I immediately think about two quite different scenarios.
- Upgrading existing infrastructure for production environments. “If it works, why mess with it?” surely applies.
- Selecting the infrastructure for new projects. “Should I really base my critical new project on a dot-zero infrastructure release?” is usually my first thought.
We’ll explore both situations, focusing on both Tomcat 7’s stability as a “dot-zero” release and what new capabilities Tomcat 7 brings to the table.
Knowledge Base : Large Scale Apache Tomcat Deployments
posted by SpringSource on April 8, 2010 12:06 PM
For development and operations teams, a presentation that covers how large scale Tomcat deployments can be managed.
In the past, deploying Apache Tomcat in medium and large enterprise environments presented significant challenges due to the rudimentary management tools in Apache Tomcat. But no longer. SpringSource provides an enterprise version of Apache Tomcat, complete with all the enterprise features necessary for managing large scale Apache Tomcat deployments.
Knowledge Base : Introduction to Apache Tomcat 6
posted by SpringSource on October 27, 2009 01:57 PM
For development and operations teams, a presentation which outlines background of releases, new features of Tomcat 6, and more.
Since starting as a reference implementation by Sun Microsystems, Tomcat has undergone quite a history in the past 10 years with an average of one release per month. The history, versions, development lifecycle, and an in-depth look at key features in the new release are shared with other key insights on the new release and throughs on upgrading.
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