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What is a domain structure? Does include cluster(s) and server
instance(s)?
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Answer / kruthi
Domain is the logical representation which consistis of one
admin server per domain and the managed servers.
We can configure the clusters and server instances
depending on the requirement.The imp file config.xml is
present in admin server.And all the operations are managed
from the admin server.
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Answer / abhi
Domain structure includes the folders and files that are
created and appear when creating a domain.
Ex:- In WLS 8.1 domain structure is diferent like, it have
"applications" folder for auto-deployment.
Where as in WLS 9.0 and later versions, we have "autodeploy"
folder.
Servers instances and clusters includes in "Domain".Domain
is collection all these server instances and clusters
nothing but Domain.
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Answer / mohit
Domain may be defined as scope of Admin server.
What all you have in your domain can managed by your Admin
server.
Objects out of domain are not in scope on Admin server.
Yes, Cluster and servers are defined in domains and hence
are managable from the Admin server.
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