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Loadbalancing tomcat services with apache

Hi All,

I am new to this forum...but seeking urgent help with tomcat.
I have this setup:
1 apache http server
2 tomcat service instances onour dev environment

I am trying to achieve load balancing via mod_proxy but it doesn't seem to be working.

I have already used mod_jk on my local machine for load balancing but here the tomcat ran as standalone servers.Hence, there was no problem configuring it.

Does anyone has any knowledge about it?

aman

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