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Subject: RE: [users@httpd] Running a cluster of Apache 

I think I should add more details:

Lets assume that I have a cluster of machines running Apache:
	webapp0.eng.mydomain.com
	webapp1.eng.mydomain.com
	webapp2.eng.mydomain.com
	...
	webappN.eng.mydomain.com

All of those instances of Apache are front-ended by a load balancer (a =
switch) that redirects all requests to services.mydomain.com to a member =
of the cluster.

But, if the communication is HTTP over SSL, what configuration is =
required so that the same certificate issued to services.mydomain.com =
can be used by all member of the cluster? Can I use a ServerName =
(services.mydomain.com) that does not match the name of the server =
(webappX.eng.mydomain.com)? Or do I require a <VirtualHost> entry?

Thank you.

________________________________________
From: Jorge Medina [mailto:jmedina@e-dialog.com]=20
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2008 1:01 PM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: [users@httpd] Running a cluster of Apache=20


Hi,=20
=A0 I want to run an application in a cluster of apache servers, all of =
them accessible at the same URL.
=A0 I also want to use SSL.=20
Is it possible to use the same ServerName for all the servers in my =
cluster? Would SSL work? Or=20
Do I need to define a <VirtualHost> and put the certificate and key =
under this host?=20

Thanks

-Jorge



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