How does the TIBCO Data Virtualization server work with a Load Balancer?
Article ID: KB0082844
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO Data Virtualization | 7.0.0 and higher |
Description
This article discusses how the TIBCO Data Virtualization server works with a Load Balancer.
Issue/Introduction
How does the TIBCO Data Virtualization server work with a Load Balancer?
Resolution
A TDV server has no awareness of the Load Balancer, or of how the Load Balancer is distributing requests across nodes. The server binds to a port, and then listens for incoming requests at that port.
It listens for HTTP requests at the base port (9400 by default). These are requests sent by a browser or by a web services client.
It listens for JDBC/ODBC requests at the base port + 1 9401 by default). These are requests sent by a JDBC client or an an ODBC client.
From the perspective of the TIBCO Data Virtualization server, the only requirement is that you configure your Load Balancer to do the following:
(1) forward HTTP requests to port 9400
(2) forward JDBC/ODBC requests to port 9401
We do not have configuration guidelines for Load Balancers, as they are third-party applications. You will need to refer to the documentation that has been provided to you by your Load Balancer vendor.
It listens for HTTP requests at the base port (9400 by default). These are requests sent by a browser or by a web services client.
It listens for JDBC/ODBC requests at the base port + 1 9401 by default). These are requests sent by a JDBC client or an an ODBC client.
From the perspective of the TIBCO Data Virtualization server, the only requirement is that you configure your Load Balancer to do the following:
(1) forward HTTP requests to port 9400
(2) forward JDBC/ODBC requests to port 9401
We do not have configuration guidelines for Load Balancers, as they are third-party applications. You will need to refer to the documentation that has been provided to you by your Load Balancer vendor.
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