What is managed server
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Answer / akshay
Any WebLogic Server instance apart from Administration
Server is called as Managed Servers. This is weblogic
server where you deploy your application (Though you can
deploy your application in Administration server as well
but it is not recommended in production/UAT instance)
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Answer / rajesh
An instance of a web logic server is called a managed server
which is not a admin server i.e in a domain we have multiple
web logic instances, among those only one is the admin
server which is created first rest of the instances are
called managed servers.
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Answer / rajeev
It is also the service of weblogic server.Holding the applications and serving the user request
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Answer / hari krishna.y
A managed server is a weblogic server instance or it is also called as JVM. In a domain there could be multiple managed servers.
Usually we can hosts the application in the managed server and serves the user requests.
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Answer / karunakar
A weblogic server instance is called managed server.
An administration have no of manager servers.
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