Stopping an application server to manually update a high availability application
For manual application rollout, workload routing is controlled by stopping the application server on which the cluster member being updated resides. This results in a quiesce of that server. All existing requests already in the server are allowed to complete, but no new requests are accepted. Both the sysplex distributor and the WebSphere® Application Server web server plug-in routes work away fro
For manual application rollout, workload routing is controlled by stopping the application server on which the cluster member being updated resides. This results in a quiesce of that server. All existing requests already in the server are allowed to complete, but no new requests are accepted. Both the sysplex distributor and the WebSphere® Application Server web server plug-in routes work away fro