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Web gardens is a feature of IIS 6.0 that allows an application pool to be supported by multiple worker processes.

Web gardens is a feature of IIS 6.0 that allows an application pool to be supported by multiple worker processes. The worker processes in a Web garden share the requests that arrive for that particular application pool. If a worker process fails, another worker process can continue to process requests.

Configuring Web Gardens with IIS 6.0

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Web Garden - MachineKey and cookieless necessary in single hosting server?

I have an ASP.NET MVC application which is hosted in a web server. It is configured to use Web Garden using StateServer. ASP.NET State service is hosted in the same server where ASP.NET MVC application is. In application's web.config file I have set…
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Web Garden behaves unstable: Users get kicked off randomly

I have an ASP.NET MVC web application that was working great under four worker processes (web garden) configuration and using ASP.NET State service to manage incoming sessions. Session state is configured in Web.config configuration file as…
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How to use Session variables with multi threading where session is stored in state server (Web Garden)

I need to change the state management from inProc to StateServer in old application. There is method that execute within a new thread. The code look like as follows. protected void btnTransaction_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { …
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SQL Server: Concurrency when using temporary tables within stored procedures

I have an ASP.NET MVC app published on IIS Server. I am using web gardening here, I mean, application pool has more than one worker processes to attend incoming requests. Also this app is being used by a lot of users clients. This app calls a SP…
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Using jMeter to test IIS web garden - requests are using the same worker thread

I am using an IIS web garden for long running requests with 15 worker processes. With, for example, 3 browsers, typically multiple worker processes are used. With Apache jMeter, all requests are using the same worker process. Is there a way to force…
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Creating a chart with tool tips in a Web Garden

I need to show a Line Chart on an ASP.NET page where each data point has a tooltip that shows its exact X and Y values. A chart for a particular dataset will probably only ever be requested once, so caching is disabled and the chart will be…
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Web Garden vs Tuning ASP.NET Web.config file by using parameters such as MaxWorkerThreads

Some people recommend to avoid using Web Garden. Instead they recommend to try first tuning some parameters in ASP.NET app web.config file by using this. As far as I know Web Garden consists on incrementing the number of worker processes in the…
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Changing ASP.NET InProc session state mode into State Server or SQL Server State

First, I am new to Web app programming. I come from Desktop apps (WinForms & WPF). Recently I have been assigned a project that was made in the past by ohter people. This project is done in ASP.NET MVC and it uses an InProc session state mode. Now,…
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IIS 8.5 Request Management | Queue | Timeout problem

I have a WCF SOAP service that receives too many synchronous requests from other systems I am having problem when too many request comes at that time IIS Queue will not provide proper result and server memory and CPU usage is gone high and discard…
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What is Web Farm and Web garden in asp.net?

Could any one explain me the difference between the Web Farm and Web Garden with some real time scenario?
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One Web Request Processed by two Worker Process

I am configuring a web garden in IIS server. I know that the web garden will have more than once worker process for a application pool, which mean that extra w3wp.exe can get created for one web application once it's number of requests exceeds the…
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Web garden environment and caching in asp.net application

We are planning to move our web application to web garden environment. We are leaning towards Windows Server App Fabric Caching to provide distributed caching. Is it the right approach?/ Is there anyother way to achieve distributed caching apart…
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What should I consider when deploying a new web farm?

My web app has been chugging along just great in Production for years with one App server and one Web server. Now we're moving to a multi-server environment with 2 App and 3 Web servers. I have enough time to make changes before the go-live. As a…
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How can we solve the below scenario?

We have one application which is hosted on 4 different server if support the one web server is down that time what will going to be happen for the user who is going to do transaction on that particular web server. Can any one explain me the scenario…
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Application server hangs up the Queue when multiple docs are uploaded

This question is about the structure I want to create for a application. I have developed an application for document viewer. * Application is hosted in IIS Server. * Doc Conversion .EXE is hosted in 1st APPLICATION SERVER. * Doc Repair .EXE is…
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