Overview:
In this post we will discuss that how a small configuration can cause huge delay application deployment.
In our cluster environment ( 1 AdminServer + 2 Managed Servers) , application deployment started taking huge time (sometime 45 mins or so) which was bit frustrating and causing delay in environment to be ready.
Admin Server and 1 Managed Server is running on Host A and Other Managed Server is running on Host B. After analyzing our deployment settings ,we figured that , in weblogic config.xml file, "<staging-mode>" element under app-deployment was set to "stage", which had a significant impact on deployment.
Understanding weblogic staging Mode is very important to avoid such delay. So i plan to publish them , so that it can help others.
In this post we will discuss that how a small configuration can cause huge delay application deployment.
In our cluster environment ( 1 AdminServer + 2 Managed Servers) , application deployment started taking huge time (sometime 45 mins or so) which was bit frustrating and causing delay in environment to be ready.
Admin Server and 1 Managed Server is running on Host A and Other Managed Server is running on Host B. After analyzing our deployment settings ,we figured that , in weblogic config.xml file, "<staging-mode>" element under app-deployment was set to "stage", which had a significant impact on deployment.
Understanding weblogic staging Mode is very important to avoid such delay. So i plan to publish them , so that it can help others.