Scenarios include real-world information to
build a complete picture. Complete a scenario to understand new concepts
or to accomplish common WebSphere® eXtreme Scale tasks.
Scenario: Using an OSGi environment to develop and run eXtreme Scale plug-ins
Use these scenarios to complete common
tasks in an OSGi environment. For example, the OSGi framework is ideal
for starting servers and clients in an OSGi container, which allows
you to dynamically add and update WebSphere eXtreme Scale plug-ins to the runtime
environment.
Scenario: Configuring HTTP session failover in the Liberty profile
You can configure a web application server
so that, when the web server receives an HTTP request for session
replication, the request is forwarded to one or more servers that
run in the Liberty profile.
Scenario: Running grid servers in the Liberty profile using Eclipse tools
You can use Eclipse tools to run WebSphere eXtreme Scale servers in the WebSphere Application Server Liberty profile. The
Eclipse tools offer a convenient way of running your servers in the
same Eclipse environment where you develop, configure, and deploy
your eXtreme Scale applications.
Scenario: Using WebSphere eXtreme Scale as a dynamic cache provider
The WebSphere Application Server provides
a Dynamic Cache service available to deployed Java EE applications.
This service is used to cache business data, generated HTML, command
output, etc. Initially, the only provider for the Dynamic Cache service
was the default dynamic cache provider that is built into the WebSphere
Application Server. Today customers can also specify WebSphere eXtreme
Scale to be the cache provider for any given cache instance. This
enables applications that use the Dynamic Cache service, to use the
features and performance capabilities of WebSphere eXtreme Scale.