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Hello,
Currently, you can use the following approaches ("sticky sessions") to achieve high availability and scalability of XAF ASP.NET applications:
Preserving Session State in Network Load Balancing Web Server Clusters
Using NLB
Load Balancing
State Management and ways to handle Cache in Web Farm/Web Garden scenario
HTTP Load Balancing using Application Request Routing
See also:
ASP.NET Application Life Cycle
Thanks,
Dan
See also:
- Performance.Web - Share common parts of the application model to reduce startup time and memory use
- Performance - Public results of benchmark tests of XAF Win and Web applications
- Documentation - Describe product requirements (Win and Web) for development and deployment environments
- Web.Performance - Reduce traffic between web server and client browsers
- Layout.Web.Performance - Simplify the structure of ASP.NET Property Editors and controls to improve client-side performance
- Layout.Web.Performance - Simplify the Web layout, a complex nested structure of tags yields poor performance
- Performance - Optimize the mechanism of creating controllers
- Performance - Support fast operation with large amount of data in a nested and lookup List View (turn on server mode)
Thanks,
Dan
Hello Lukasz,
When using Web Garden mode for XAF ASP.NET applications, the only thing you should consider is the following: these applications are stateful. So, you should enable the client affinity feature. To learn how to do this, use the links that we have already sent you.
To let other customers know about this peculiarity, we've added the "Deployment Recommendations" document to the Deployment section in the XAF documentation.
Thanks, Mary.