Installation guide

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

Distributedcoreswill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.x ml 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> and the 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

e following example shows process distribution with a single virtual host. e gure shows

howthecongurationwouldbeimplementedovera5-hourtimeframegivena1-hour(3,600

second)rollover.

<Scope>adaptor</Scope>

<Distribute numprocs=”1”>vhost</Distribute>

</LifeTime>

</Process>