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Disadvantages<br />

Horizontal scaling using clusters has the following disadvantages:<br />

► Increased resources used<br />

As multiple systems are required to implement this topology, the hardware<br />

cost will increase.<br />

To implement vertical scaling you need <strong>WebSphere</strong> <strong>Application</strong> <strong>Server</strong><br />

Network Deployment. Therefore, you need additional application server<br />

processes like the deployment manager and the node agent process to<br />

manage such an environment. This increases overhead and the memory<br />

footprint of the installation.<br />

► More complex administration<br />

The maintenance and administration of the environment are more complex as<br />

the number of systems increases.<br />

Installation and configuration<br />

The following sections indicate the minimum software configuration steps that<br />

you need to perform for the topology shown in Figure 5-4 on page 147:<br />

System A<br />

Perform the following steps to configure System A.<br />

1. Install and configure a supported Web server.<br />

2. Install and configure the <strong>WebSphere</strong> <strong>Application</strong> <strong>Server</strong> Plug-in for the Web<br />

server.<br />

System B and System C<br />

Perform the following steps to configure System B and System C.<br />

1. Install <strong>WebSphere</strong> <strong>Application</strong> <strong>Server</strong> <strong>V7.0</strong>.<br />

2. Create an application server profile using the<br />

/profileTemplates/managed profile template and federate<br />

this profile to the deployment manager on system D either during profile<br />

creation or by running the addNode command after the profile creation.<br />

Alternatively, you can create an application server profile using the<br />

/profileTemplates/default profile template and federate the<br />

node to the deployment manager running on System D by using the addNode<br />

command.<br />

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