January 2002
Beginner
480 pages
13h 15m
English
Throughout the discussion of components in this chapter and how they’re arranged to form a “complete” Jabber server, we’ve really considered only a monolithic server, running in a single process. However, there may be good reasons (performance, administration, and manageability) to run the Jabber server in different configurations, or constellations.
If the Hostname Resolution component is configured to
run, then you will see two processes at startup, as the
component—dnsrv—forks to have the resolver
functionality run
in a separate child process.
In this concluding section of this chapter, we take a look at some of the possible constellations and how they’re constructed.
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