Installation guide

Distributed process scopes

There are three processes, each able to accept connections.

Users connected to the same application may not be able

to communicate or share RAM because they are connected

to a dierent process. Useful for stateless deployments.

Likeprocessscopes,thedistributedcorefeatureletsyouincreasethecapacityofyourserver.

Distributed cores let you engage more RAM for the cache and more threading for the

process-intensiveconnectionroutine.DistributedcoresarebestusedforVODapplications

(commercialorsocial).eycannotbeusedwhendeployingamultiwayhybridorlivesolution

because connections need to be on the same core process to share communication.

InsidetheApplication.xml conguration le, the default settings disable distributed

process scopes.

</LifeTime>

</Process>

You can distribute connections to scopes in <Scope>. e following gure shows your options

for process distributions. e le column shows the settings for <Scope>. e top row is the

settings for <Distribute>. As you can see, if you set <Scope>vhost</Scope>, your

options for <Distribute> are app, inst, and clients.

Distributed process scope options