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Hi friends, <br />
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We have few applications deployed on WebLogic 10.3.1 (cluster setup) and it is fronted by Oracle Http Server (Oracle Web Tier Utilities 11.1.1.1.0). <br />
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My understanding is OHS includes a module mod_wl_ohs.conf to support application deployed under WebLogic servers and takes care of load balancing using “&lt;IfModule weblogic_module&gt;” &gt;&nbsp;WebLogicCluster etc within this file “mod_wl_ohs.conf”<br />
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My request are, <br />
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1. Can OHS support multiple WebLogic environments? (I have some applications deployed on WLS 10.3.1 and some deployed on WLS 10.3.3 cluster servers). <br />
2. Can I duplicate mod_wl_ohs.conf (ex: custom_mod_wl_ohs.conf) and add/include them in httpd.conf?<br />
3. Or please advice what is the best practise to achieve this?<br />
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Just trying to avoid, having another set of OHS server for the second set of WLS cluster.<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />

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Hi friends, 

We have few applications deployed on WebLogic 10.3.1 (cluster setup) and it is fronted by Oracle Http Server (Oracle Web Tier Utilities 11.1.1.1.0). 

My understanding is OHS includes a module mod_wl_ohs.conf to support application deployed under WebLogic servers and takes care of load balancing using “<IfModule weblogic_module>” > WebLogicCluster etc within this file “mod_wl_ohs.conf”

My request are, 

1. Can OHS support multiple WebLogic environments? (I have some applications deployed on WLS 10.3.1 and some deployed on WLS 10.3.3 cluster servers). 
2. Can I duplicate mod_wl_ohs.conf (ex: custom_mod_wl_ohs.conf) and add/include them in httpd.conf?
3. Or please advice what is the best practise to achieve this?

Just trying to avoid, having another set of OHS server for the second set of WLS cluster.

Thanks in advance


Can single OHS install support multiple WebLogic environments/module

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