Which application runs on which server?

You specify where each application runs by editing tokens in the site-options.conf file.

The applications that are to run on a server are specified as the value of the HOST_<hostname> token. If you assign more than one application to a host, specify a space-separated list.

Important:

Only one host can contain the app application (core CollabNet TeamForge ).
Only one host can contain the database application.
Only one source code server of any one type can run on a machine. You can integrate a second Subversion server if it is on a separate machine from the first Subversion server.

Here are some examples of common one-host and multi-host arrangements, as expressed in the site-options.conf file.

One host

In this example, all applications are running on one server named worlddomination.supervillain.net.

HOST_worlddomination.supervillain.net=app database subversion cvs

Two hosts

In this example, one host is running the core functionality and the database, while another host provides Subversion for source control.

HOST_itchy.springfield.com=app database
HOST_scratchy.springfield.com=subversion

Three hosts

In this example, one Subversion server runs on its own box while another Subversion server shares a machine with the core CollabNet TeamForge application.

HOST_athos.musketeers.net=app subversion
HOST_aramis.musketeers.net=cvs database
HOST_porthos.musketeers.net=subversion

Four hosts

In this example, one instance of each application runs on its own host.

HOST_hearts.rummy.org=app
HOST_spades.rummy.org=database
HOST_clubs.rummy.org=subversion
HOST_diamonds.rummy.org=cvs