Questions tagged [jetty]

Jetty is a widely used async java based http server and servlet engine supporting WebSockets and SPDY protocols.

Jetty is a widely used java based http server and servlet engine with additional support for WebSockets and SPDY protocols.

Current versions are:

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How should I deploy my JVM-based web application on ubuntu?

I've developed a web application using clojure/compojure (JVM based) and while developing I tested it using embedded jetty that runs on 0.0.0.0:8080. I would now like to deploy it to run on port 80 on ubuntu. I do dynamic virtual hosting, so any…
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Hot deployment in production of J2EE Web Application

How do I deploy my Java WAR file on a production server without any downtime. I currently use Apache2 -> Jetty6 when I need to update the web application I unzip the war into the directory then restart the Jetty Service /etc/init.d/jetty6…
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Gerrit accessible from the IP address but not from the canonical URL

I just installed Gerrit on my Debian server (Linode) and can't get the canonical URL to work. Relevant log information (anonymized): [2010-09-13 17:48:06,550] INFO com.google.gerrit.sshd.SshDaemon : Started Gerrit SSHD on…
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Jetty8 virtual hosts

I have a server JAR that is deployed once per customer, it is the API server for their software package. To that end, the port for each API instance must be the same, so that anything programmed against it can always find it. Each instance is…
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Does Tomcat or Jetty cache dynamic content?

I'm working on a Servlet app with contents that are updated periodically. Hence, between updates any dynamic pages generated by the Servlet can be cached. Does Tomcat or Jetty (or any Servlet container) offer a way to cache dynamically generated…
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Proxy Jetty to Apache

I have a site that is served by jetty on port 8080 and apache is on 80 redirecting requests to jetty. My problem is when ever I shutdown jetty for maintenance or restart and during the period any one tries to access to site, they get proxy not…
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Apache 2.4 MPM event module causing intermittent 502 errors and slow response times behind an AWS Application Load Balancer (ALB)

tldr; How do you configure the Apache MPM event module as a functional reverse proxy when running behind a high throughput AWS Application Load Balancer? Layout AWS Application Load Balancer -> Apache 2.4.x -> AWS Internal TCP Load Balancer (NLB) ->…
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Java large heap in container environment

I'm trying to run a Jetty webserver on kubernetes, it needs an extremely huge amount of heap ~ 250 GB in our production environment, ~ 50 GB in our test environment. I'm using jetty:9.4-jdk11, I'm trying to avoid setting Xms or Xmx flags explicitly…
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How to access Jetty Server from outside LAN?

I originally posted this question on stackoveflow but was advised that it would be more suited to this site. I am trying to access a Jetty Server deployed on one machine from another machine outside LAN but it's not working. I've read this thread…
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Haproxy 2.1.4 too many SSL Handshake failures

Hi we are using haproxy 2.1.4 as SSL terminator between our own client and server machines(High load machines, always busy) and also requests will be a mix of http/1.1 and http/2.0. We are facing lots of SSL handshake failure in front end. I have…
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Need to run httpd and jetty on the same centos7 server

I have a VPS with CentOS7 with httpd + php running on 80 port and let's say with domainOne.tld. All of the web files are in /var/www/html. Now I need to run a java application on jetty on another domain, let's say domainTwo.tld. If I just install…
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Keep jar running on server after ssh disconnect

How can I keep a jar, that I started via ssh, running on a server after disconnect my ssh?
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debian - using apache virtual host as proxy

I have a server with debian 7.4 and apache2 installed. I have setup virtual hosts and all works well. Now instead of pointing the virtual host to a documentroot I need it to point to a port on the same server. "Java app running a jetty server" ---…
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