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Hello, I have a question about webgardens.
As I understand it, a webgarden is physically one box with multiple
processors in it.
In the MSDN documentation about webgardens they mention :
"If webGarden is set to true, by default, all CPUs are enabled and ASP.NET
starts one process for each CPU"
Ok.. So this means that when I have a box with 2 processors it will actually
create a worker process for every CPU.
Does this mean that this box will have 2 sessions to manage?
I know there is MSSQL and StateServer to store session in 1 place and share
them accross CPU's but I would rather use the InProc equivalent on this box,
just to make sure that there is only one session created that spans the 2
CPUs.
Does anybody know how to accomplish this not using SQLServer or Stateserver?
thanks in advance,
--yves
As I understand it, a webgarden is physically one box with multiple
processors in it.
In the MSDN documentation about webgardens they mention :
"If webGarden is set to true, by default, all CPUs are enabled and ASP.NET
starts one process for each CPU"
Ok.. So this means that when I have a box with 2 processors it will actually
create a worker process for every CPU.
Does this mean that this box will have 2 sessions to manage?
I know there is MSSQL and StateServer to store session in 1 place and share
them accross CPU's but I would rather use the InProc equivalent on this box,
just to make sure that there is only one session created that spans the 2
CPUs.
Does anybody know how to accomplish this not using SQLServer or Stateserver?
thanks in advance,
--yves