Will this configuration work: multiple soa nodes, but unclustered ??

We are currently on 11.1.1.4 version and 2 nodes cluster. We are running into cluster related racing issues within the BPEL product and the patches Oracle gave us do not work. One idea we are thinking is to take out the cluster but leave the two soa nodes there as two stand-alone weblogic managed servers.
What is your thoughts on this? Will this work?

Hi
1. Having 2 Nodes (soa_servers) without any CLUSTER is of no use and infact this may corrupt your entire ENV itself. So don't try this approach. It may work, but if you made any changes to any node, they are not replicated across and there will be a big chaos within server files.
2. To begin with, what issues/problems are you facing having 2 nodes in a soa cluster. Most of us in Prod and even in testing env will have soa_cluster with atleast 2 soa_servers spread across totally 2 different machines. It all works fine from Load Balancing, Fail over, Replication point of view.
3. Ideally, a soa cluster will have like 2 nodes (2 managed servers - soa_server1, soa_server2 spread across 2 diff remote machines). They are fronted by a Load Balancer. Means in front of them there will be a hardware or software Load Balancer. All user requests go to this Load Balancer which inturn connects the request to one of the 2 backend soa servers. If any of servers is down, user is not even aware of this. This is the ideal behavior. Load Balancer can be software balancer like apache http webserver or hardware load balancer like F5. Session, Data replication is all taken care of.
4. If you do NOT put, 2 soa nodes in cluster, what URL will you expose to end user? They had to directly access your managed server url. This is not something we want in a cluster Env.
I would recommend to address and fix Cluster issues. If you are not able to, then expose only one Single node and let users access that node only
Putting 2 nodes outside of cluster, you had to expose 2 urls to end users. This may work, but not recommended.
Thanks
Ravi Jegga

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