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@ -95,10 +95,10 @@ have the empty prefix override server prefixes `/app1` and `/app2`. |
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A common case for this deployment scenario is where licenses are paid per |
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A common case for this deployment scenario is where licenses are paid per |
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production application server, and it is preferable to deploy multiple applications per |
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production application server, and it is preferable to deploy multiple applications per |
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server to reduce fees. Another case is I/O bound applications, and the need to deploy |
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server to reduce fees. Another reason is to run more applications on the same server in |
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multiple applications to each application server to consume less resources. |
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order to share the resources required by the server to run. |
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In this scenario, applications need a non-empty context root because there are multiple |
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In these scenarios, applications need a non-empty context root because there are multiple |
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applications on the same server. However, this should not be visible in URL paths of |
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applications on the same server. However, this should not be visible in URL paths of |
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the public API where applications may use different subdomains that provides benefits |
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the public API where applications may use different subdomains that provides benefits |
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such as: |
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such as: |
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