2011-09-16 19:54:31 8 Comments
We have a website that runs on two load balanced servers. We used the ASP.Net Application variable to make application state "online/ offline", or for some important messages across the application, So when i try update a application variable its available on one server but not on other. How i can manage a application variable across load balanced servers. What may I use? Of course keeping it as simple as possible.
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@Kris Krause 2011-09-16 20:01:58
Are you using sticky sessions? How often does the data change? Is application cache even necessary?
One option: You can have each webserver store (and manage, refresh, invalidate) its own application cache. But then you run the chance of storing different copies.
Another option: distributed cache such as memcached or ncache or something else.
Another option: read/write the data out to a shared disk.
@TheGeekYouNeed 2011-09-16 19:56:46
Store that information in a database that all servers have access to and access information from.