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  • 1.  Application server is run in unmanaged node?

    Posted 12/26/13 12:27 AM
    Good morning to All,

    Is Application server is run in unmanaged node or not?
    which type of applications to allow to run in unmanaged node? 




    Thanks & Regards,
    Harini Ajjuguttu 


  • 2.  Application server is run in unmanaged node?

    Posted 12/26/13 06:12 AM
    Hi Harini,

      Managed or unmanaged is related to if an application server is controlled by a node agent and is part of a cell.

      The applications don't know if they are in a managed or unmanaged node. No matter how is the node.
        
      In your blog post Surya's answered perfectly:
      www.websphereusergroup.org/harini/blog/2...
     
      Nodes can be managed or unmanaged.
     
      An unmanaged node does not have a node agent or administrative agent to manage its servers, whereas a managed node does.
       
      Both application servers and supported web servers can be on unmanaged or managed nodes.
       
      A stand-alone application server is an unmanaged node. The application server node becomes a managed node when it is either federated into a cell or registered with an administrative agent. When you create a managed node by federating the application server node into a deployment manager cell, a node agent is automatically created.
       
      The node agent process manages the application server configurations and servers on the node.
     
      The administrative agent is a single interface that monitors and controls one or more application server nodes so that you can use the application servers only to run your applications. Using a single interface reduces the overhead of running administrative services in every application server.

      Hope this helps.

    regards