Answer Posted / shrinath
A domain is An interrelated set of weblogic server instances
that are managed as a unit. A domain include's one or more
weblogic server instances. A domain can include multiple
clusters.A domain also contain application compounds
deployed in the domain and resources and services required
by the application compounds and server instances in the domain.
In each domain one weblogic server instance acts as a the
administration server. The administration tools communicate
with the administration server to perform configuration and
monitoring of the servers and applications in the domain.
The administration server communicates with each Managed
server on behalf of the system administration tools. The
configuration for all the servers in the domain is stored in
the configuration repository, the config.xml file, which
resides on the machine hosting the administration server.
All server instances in a cluster must resides in same
domain.if a domain contains multiple clusters.
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