High Availability with WebLogic Clusters - Oracle WebLogic Server 12c Advanced Administration - page 62

WebLogicCluster prodsrv01.domain.local:8001,prodsrv02.domain.
local:8002,prodsrv03.domain.local:8003,prodsrv04.domain.local:8004
</Location>

<Location /app02>
SetHandler weblogic-handler
WebLogicCluster prodsrv21:20001,prodsrv22:20002
</Location>

In the previous example, requests to http://website.domain.local/app01 will
be handled and proxied to the PROD_Cluster cluster. Requests to http://website.
domain.local/app02 will be proxied to another WebLogic domain with a cluster named
PROD2_Cluster . Any other request, http://website.domain.local/anyother , for
example, will be handled by the Apache HTTP Server.

Context Path WLS Cluster Cluster Address

/app01 PROD_Cluster prodsrv01.domain.local:8001 ,

prodsrv02.domain.local:8002 ,
prodsrv03.domain.local:8003 ,
prodsrv04.domain.local:8004

/app02 PROD2_Cluster prodsrv21:20001,prodsrv22:2002

Other None None. Handled by Apache.

The configuration is very flexible and a lot of combinations are possible to fulfil the
architectures requirements.

See also

F Installing Apache HTTP Server for the Web tier