Replication of processes and database with IIS

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I want to implement a mechanism where if my system fails (I will have my own server), all processes are replicated - so my webpage keeps going.

I'll be straight honest: I dont have a clue how to do that, I've searched through google but I'm probably searching badly. I'm using terms like duplication, replication (...) but none of them give information nor a straight result.

For Database replication I started here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms151198.aspx[^]

but for IIS not finding. I know that is possible for Apache/Tomcat and a reliable person told me that's possible with IIS

Can you please point me to the right information?

Posted 26-Feb-11 12:05pm

Maxdd 7

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DaveAuld · Accepted Answer · 2011-02-26T23:43:00

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I think you should have been searching for webfarms.

Here is an article to get you going;
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/gopenath/page107182007032219am/page1.aspx[^]

Posted 26-Feb-11 23:43pm

DaveAuld

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Maxdd 7 27-Feb-11 13:40pm

From what I see that is to share resources: two webservers for the same webpage.

What I need is if one webserver goes down, the other one assume 100% all processes.

Maxdd 7 27-Feb-11 13:41pm

"Two webservers for the same webpage", I mean two webservers working together. (not what I really want)

DaveAuld 27-Feb-11 13:45pm

Thats what will happen with a webfarm, if 1 server craps out the other servers in the farm will keep the site up and just take on the additional load.

DaveAuld 27-Feb-11 13:51pm

There is a webcast on this page that might be worth a watch, i haven't reviewed it myself though!
http://www.asp.net/learn/webcasts/deploying-and-managing-web-farms

Maxdd 7 27-Feb-11 14:08pm

Thanks, I'll take a look at the info you provide me.