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Sun Java System Application Server 9.1 Deployment Planning Guide
    
A
 
 active node ( Index Term Link )
 
 active users ( Index Term Link )
 
 Admin Console ( Index Term Link )
 
 administrative domain ( Index Term Link )
 
 Apache Web Server ( Index Term Link )
 
 applications ( Index Term Link )
 
 asadmin command ( Index Term Link )
 
 availability ( Index Term Link )
  and clusters ( Index Term Link )
  and redundancy ( Index Term Link )
  for Data Redundancy Unit ( Index Term Link )
    
B
 
 bandwidth ( Index Term Link )
 
 broker cluster ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 building blocks, of topology ( Index Term Link )
    
C
 
 capacity, using spare machines to maintain ( Index Term Link )
 
 checklist ( Index Term Link )
 
 checkpointing ( Index Term Link )
 
 clients ( Index Term Link )
  and JMS ( Index Term Link )
 
 clusters ( Index Term Link )
  and availability ( Index Term Link )
  Message Queue ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 co-located topology ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
  canonical configuration ( Index Term Link )
  using symmetric multiprocessing machines ( Index Term Link )
  variation ( Index Term Link )
 
 common topology requirements ( Index Term Link )
 
 comparison of topologies ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 components ( Index Term Link )
 
 concurrent users ( Index Term Link )
 
 configurations ( Index Term Link )
  default ( Index Term Link )
 
 connectors ( Index Term Link )
 
 containers ( Index Term Link )
    
D
 
 DAS ( Index Term Link )
 
 Data Redundancy Unit ( Index Term Link )
  ensuring availability ( Index Term Link )
  improving availability with ( Index Term Link )
  number of machines in ( Index Term Link )
  power supply for ( Index Term Link )
 
 default configuration ( Index Term Link )
 
 default deployment ( Index Term Link )
 
 default JMS Host ( Index Term Link )
 
 default server ( Index Term Link )
 
 deployment planning ( Index Term Link )
  checklist ( Index Term Link )
  example scenarios ( Index Term Link )
 
 design decisions ( Index Term Link )
 
 domain ( Index Term Link )
 
 Domain Administration Server (DAS) ( Index Term Link )
    
E
 
 EJB container ( Index Term Link )
 
 ethernet cards ( Index Term Link )
    
F
 
 failover capacity, planning ( Index Term Link )
 
 failure
  classes ( Index Term Link )
  types ( Index Term Link )
 
 fault tolerance ( Index Term Link )
    
H
 
 HADB ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
  architecture ( Index Term Link )
  failure recovery ( Index Term Link )
  hosts ( Index Term Link )
  load ( Index Term Link )
  management agent ( Index Term Link )
  management client ( Index Term Link )
  management domain ( Index Term Link )
  management system ( Index Term Link )
  network bottlenecks ( Index Term Link )
  network configuration ( Index Term Link )
  nodes ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
  repository ( Index Term Link )
  storage capacity ( Index Term Link )
  system requirements ( Index Term Link )
 
 health checker ( Index Term Link )
 
 high-availability database (HADB) ( Index Term Link )
 
 hosts, HADB ( Index Term Link )
 
 HTTP sessions ( Index Term Link )
    
I
 
 InitialContext ( Index Term Link )
 
 instances of the server ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
    
J
 
 J2EE Connector architecture ( Index Term Link )
 
 J2EE services ( Index Term Link )
 
 Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) ( Index Term Link )
 
 Java API for XML-based RPC (JAX-RPC) ( Index Term Link )
 
 Java API for XML Registries (JAXR) ( Index Term Link )
 
 Java Authorization Contract for Containers (JACC) ( Index Term Link )
 
 Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) ( Index Term Link )
 
 Java Message Service (JMS) ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) ( Index Term Link )
 
 JavaMail API ( Index Term Link )
    
L
 
 load
  HADB ( Index Term Link )
  server ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 load balancing
  and topology ( Index Term Link )
  HTTP ( Index Term Link )
  IIOP ( Index Term Link )
 
 local disk storage ( Index Term Link )
    
M
 
 machines
  in Data Redundancy Unit ( Index Term Link )
  maintaining capacity with spare machines ( Index Term Link )
 
 message broker ( Index Term Link )
 
 message-driven beans ( Index Term Link )
 
 Microsoft Internet Information Server ( Index Term Link )
 
 mirror machines ( Index Term Link )
 
 mirror node ( Index Term Link )
    
N
 
 named configuration ( Index Term Link )
 
 naming ( Index Term Link )
 
 network cards ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 network configuration
  HADB ( Index Term Link )
  server ( Index Term Link )
 
 node agents ( Index Term Link )
 
 nodes ( Index Term Link )
 
 nodes, HADB ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
    
O
 
 Object Request Broker (ORB) ( Index Term Link )
    
P
 
 peak load ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 performance ( Index Term Link )
 
 persistence, session ( Index Term Link )
 
 persistence frequency ( Index Term Link )
 
 persistence scope ( Index Term Link )
    
R
 
 redundancy ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 remote browser emulator ( Index Term Link )
 
 requests per minute ( Index Term Link )
 
 resource adapters ( Index Term Link )
 
 resources ( Index Term Link )
 
 response time ( Index Term Link )
 
 routers ( Index Term Link )
    
S
 
 security ( Index Term Link )
 
 separate tier topology ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
  reference configuration ( Index Term Link )
  variation ( Index Term Link )
 
 server
  clusters ( Index Term Link )
  components ( Index Term Link )
  containers ( Index Term Link )
  domain administration ( Index Term Link )
  instances ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
  load ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
  network configuration ( Index Term Link )
  node agent ( Index Term Link )
  performance ( Index Term Link )
  services ( Index Term Link )
 
 sessions
  HTTP ( Index Term Link )
  persistence ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
  persistence frequency ( Index Term Link )
  persistence scope ( Index Term Link )
  size ( Index Term Link )
  stateful session bean ( Index Term Link )
 
 Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP) ( Index Term Link )
 
 sizing, system ( Index Term Link )
 
 spare machines, maintaining capacity with ( Index Term Link )
 
 spare node ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 stateful session beans ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 subnets ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 Sun Java System Message Queue ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 Sun Java System Web Server ( Index Term Link )
 
 symmetric multiprocessing machines, for co-located topology ( Index Term Link )
    
T
 
 think time ( Index Term Link )
 
 throughput ( Index Term Link )
 
 topology
  building blocks of ( Index Term Link )
  co-located ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
  common requirements ( Index Term Link )
  comparison ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
  load balancing ( Index Term Link )
  selecting ( Index Term Link )
  separate tier ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link ) ( Index Term Link )
 
 transactions ( Index Term Link )
 
 types, of failure ( Index Term Link )
    
U
 
 User Datagram Protocol (UDP) ( Index Term Link )
 
 users, concurrent ( Index Term Link )
    
W
 
 web container ( Index Term Link )
 
 web servers ( Index Term Link )
 
 web services ( Index Term Link )
 
 Web Services Description Language (WSDL) ( Index Term Link )
 
 Web Services-Interoperability (WS-I) ( Index Term Link )