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JBoss Fuse - Child Container
A Child Container provides the easiest way to manage the increasing load. When the system is experiencing sudden load in traffic and a single container is not able to cope up with the load, we can easily create a set of child containers and distribute the load among them, rather than creating a complete new container.
Creating a Child Container
Login to FMC using localhost:8181
Now, follow the path: Runtime → container → +Create (button on right hand side)
![Creating Child Container](/jboss_fuse/images/creating_child_container.jpg)
Enter details like child name, parent container Number of instances etc.
![Creating New Container](/jboss_fuse/images/creating_new_container.jpg)
Click Create And Start Container
![Create And Start Container](/jboss_fuse/images/create_and_start_container.jpg)
Managing a Child Container
A Child container acts as a normal container only.
Stopping a Child Container
To stop a child container, follow the path: Runtime → Container → Child1
Click Stop to stop the Child Container.
![Stopping a Child Container](/jboss_fuse/images/stopping_a_child_container.jpg)
Starting a Child Container
To start a child container, follow the path: Runtime → Container → Child1
Click Start to start the child container.
![Starting a Child Container](/jboss_fuse/images/starting_a_child_container.jpg)