What is Domain? how many domains are possible in a single
instance?
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Answer / akshay
Domain is logical grouping of resources and services and
consist of Administration Server, Managed Server and
cluster. There can only be one administration Server in
domain and zero to N Managed Server.
Multiple domains cannot be shared by single instance but
more than one instance is possible in a single domain.
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Answer / rajesh
Domain is a logical group of resources of weblogic instances
. domain is also called as a environment.Group of weblogic
isntances consists admin server and managed servers.
Creation of multiple domains is not possible in a single
instance. We can create only one domain using single instance.
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Answer / vru
A Domain is logically related group of wls instance resource that you mamage as a unit.
we can create only one domain using single instance
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