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Load Balancing properties (array-wide)

Attributes on the Load Balancing Properties panel of Array Manager are used:

The attributes apply to all array members.

From the command line, use tarantella config to view and edit these settings.

Changes to these attributes take effect immediately.

Array Manager Command line Description
Emulator Sessions:
Use array member with		 --sessions-loadbalancing-algorithm algorithm
  • The algorithm used at application launch time to choose the array member that hosts the emulator session (in other words, the method used to choose where to run the Protocol Engine when a user starts an application).
  • In Array Manager, values are User's webtop session, Least CPU usage and Fewest emulator sessions.
  • On the command line, values are:
    .../_beans/com.sco.tta.server.loadbalancing.tier2.LocalLoadBalancingPolicy
    (for User's webtop session)
    .../_beans/com.sco.tta.server.loadbalancing.tier2.CpuLoadBalancingPolicy
    (for Least CPU usage)
    .../_beans/com.sco.tta.server.loadbalancing.tier2.SessionLoadBalancingPolicy
    (for Fewest emulator sessions).
  • Select User's webtop session to choose the array member which is hosting the user's webtop session.
Applications:
Use application server with		 --launch-loadbalancing-algorithm cpu | memory | sessions
  • The default algorithm Secure Global Desktop uses to choose the best application server on which to run the application. The server is selected from those defined on the application object's Hosts tab.
  • This attribute is only used if the value of the application object's Load Balancing Algorithm is Use array-wide setting.
  • Select one of the following settings:
    • Least CPU usage (cpu) - choose the application server with the most CPU idle time.
    • Most free memory (memory) - choose the application server with the most free memory.
    • Fewest application sessions (sessions) - choose the application server that is running the fewest application sessions through Secure Global Desktop. This is the default setting.

    Note To use these algorithms, you must also install the Sun Secure Global Desktop Enhancement Module on the application server.
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