WebLogic vs WebSphere
Application Servers comparison: an administrative perspective
Oracle WebLogic
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IBM Websphere
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Installation packages are in Basic, Enterprise, Suite. The Generic jar version is platform independent. Zip distribution is light weight available for developers.
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Installation binaries are different packages available as Base, Express, Network Deployment, Enterprise
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Domain is the logical collection of entire WebLogic resources and services
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Cell is a logical representation of complete set of resources and services
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NodeManager controls registered domains and their managed servers on the Nodes. Node manager enrolls the domain with nmEnroll
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NodeAgent controls managed nodes. The addNode to a Deployment Manager is done with federation
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Whole Security defined under Realm
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Security defined under a Domain
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Administrative console is controlled by AdminServer
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The centralized Administrative console is controlled by Deployment Manager, which interun connected with NodeAgents for Administer the application server and others
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Managed Server, Stand-alone Server
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Application Server, Message Engine
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To start Admin Server startWebLogic.sh
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To start DMGR startManager.sh
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To start Managed Server startManagedWebLogic.sh
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To start a application server startServer.sh
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startNodeManager.sh
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startNode.sh
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To configure a domain config.sh that uses domain templates
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To make a profile manageprofile.sh uses profile templates
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My Oracle Support
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My IBM
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Logging
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can u provide more detailed comparison. including weblogic home, websphere profiles.
ReplyDeletelooking for something like this for websphere.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13222_01/wls/docs81/adminguide/wwimages/domain.gif
i am getting started with weblogic and am confused with websphere concepts.
thanks.