1.2.3 Supporting multi-tenancy by allocating multiple J2EE servers
If you allocate multiple J2EE servers, you can configure multi-tenancy with the business processes (applications) partitioned for every tenant by effectively utilizing the host resources. You can set up Web front system that supports multi-tenancy by allocating multiple J2EE servers and adding a group of logical servers, including J2EE server, based on the single Web front system.
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Example of system configuration
The following figure shows an example of configuring a Web front system that supports multi-tenancy by allocating multiple J2EE servers:
Figure 1‒5: Example of configuring Web front system that supports multi-tenancy by allocating multiple J2EE servers -
Tasks and their necessity
The following table describes the tasks to be executed for configuring a Web front system that supports multi-tenancy by allocating multiple J2EE servers and necessity of these tasks.
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Y: Mandatory tasks.
A: Tasks to be executed with the execution conditions are fulfilled.
#: In the Example of system setup described in this manual, connection with the database is a prerequisite. Therefore, this task is mandatory.