Explain architecture of WAS ?

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chouni00

  • Jun 27th, 2011
 

WebSphere architecture consists of one or more computer systems which are called nodes. Nodes are available within WebSphere cell. A WebSphere cell can have one node. On this node all the needed software's installed. If a WebSphere cell contains more than one node, then all the software components are distributed among the nodes. The software components that are installed in one node can share in the distributed environment. This distribution enables for scalability, reliability.

The following are the components:A web server which provides the services of HTTP
A database server for data persistence
WebSphere Application Server (WAS)

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P.Rajesh

  • Nov 23rd, 2012
 

Product binaries which are platform for profiles creation every profile have -> cell -> only one node for every cell -> one server will automatically get created, when we create profile but we can create multiple servers. these all are under communication with Web server with the help of plugin.

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santha

  • Dec 4th, 2012
 

Very good Answer for the WAS Architecture is: we have to say request flow on to the WAS Environment.
First we have to say what are the components are available in our WAS Environment(Application server, Webserver, Plug-in, Database Server). When a client make a request that first hit to Webserver, on the top of webserver we have plug-in that is responsible for that request place from webserver to Webcontainer of Application server then that request related to database, application server communicate with Database server and process the request and in the reverse order give the response back to client..that is the Real WAS Architecture..

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