Resin is a high-performance application server that supports Java/PHP. There are currently two versions available: an open source version under the GPL for hobbyists, developers and low-traffic sites; One is a fee-based professional version that adds features more suitable for production environments.
Resin has some features:
Reliability: Resin includes a number of reliable features, including automatic server restart, detecting and restarting deadlocked servers, and managing JVM memory to prevent memory leaks.
Cluster: Resin can respond to customers with multiple servers as one server, so as to enhance the scalability of the server.
Persistent and Distributed sessions: Persistent sessions can maintain existing Http sessions when the server restarts, and distributed sessions can share the Http session state between multiple servers.
Enhanced native code: Native code enhancement support is provided for both Windows and Linux systems. Improves Socket links, persistent links, and file read and write performance.
OpenSSL: Provides native OpenSSL library support, which is much better than what JSSE provides.
HTTP proxy caching: Improves server performance through memory and disk caching systems, increasing the speed of dynamic pages to near static pages.
Gzip filter: Reduces bandwidth by Gzip.
Resin Server Installation (Windows – Standalone)
1. Install JDK1.5 or higher
2. Make sure the JDK is installed and the environment variable JAVA_HOME is set correctly
3, extract Resin file
4. Run Java -jar resin-3.1.8/lib/resin.jar
5, or run http.exe
6. Enter http://localhost:8080 in the browser address bar
Resin can also be set up as a system service.
Vm configuration:
The Resin configuration file is located under./conf/. The default configuration file is resin.conf.
To configure a simple VIRTUAL machine, we just need to join
<host host-name=”test.heep.com” root-directory=”D:\workspaces\java\testsys”>
<access-log path=”logs/test.access.log”
format=’%h %l %u %t “%r” %s %b “%{Referer}i” “%{User-Agent}i”‘
rollover-period=”1W”/><web-app id=”/” root-directory=”WebRoot/”>
</web-app>
</host>
</cluster>
Add the corresponding record to the host file so that we can access test.heep.com
References:
2, Easy to build Resin development platform 3, Windows Resin configuration details 4, Resin learning notes