Questions tagged [web-garden]

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 Gardening in IIS 7.5 with WCF services

I have deployed WCF services in IIS 7.5. I want to create a web gardening in IIS, so I follow below steps to do that On Application pool advance settings, I have set Maximum worker process=2. My question is to do web gardening I need to change…
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IIS Web Garden - File Access / Write from different processes

I host my web application on IIS. The pool that application resides in has 4 worker processes. (Web Garden) To make a test, for each requst to aspx page, I write the Process Id of Executing Process into log.net file log. When I open the file log, I…
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Performance monitoring with Web Gardening

Does anyone know hot to monitor performance of an application having web gardening implemented in it? Basically with web gardening implementation, there are multiple instances of w3wp process. So when our aim is to monitor Private Bytes of w3wp…
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How to download a file from a single folder when application hosted on multiple servers

I have asp.net application which is going to be deployed on multiple servers (web garden). One of my server has ReadyToExport folder, where all the file get placed from a different service. When user click on download link i wanted to route that to…
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ASP.NET Webgarden shared static object

I have a webservice that needs to use a jabber-net object to send XMPP messages to clients. (It's for handling printing: when the webservice needs something to be printed, I send an XMPP message to a windows forms client that's running on the…
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