We have setup a load balanced environment, with all of the media-folder getting sync'ed via DFS.
It works great, fast and reliable.
The problem is that all of the SLAVE-servers, that is setup as targets for the MASTER Umbraco installation via. distributed publishing, doesn't have write access to the media folder.
This gives a problem because the SLAVE servers tries to write their own cache-files in the media-folder.
It wouldn't be a problem if just all of the SLAVE servers could use the existing cache generated from the MASTER server.
Anybody know how to solve this problem?
Are there any way to tell the SLAVE servers to use the existing cache, og configure them to try to generate via the same syntax (Machinekey?)?
Another way could be to store all the cache files in another directory with write-access, and just let all SLAVE servers generate their own cache. (Not as pretty, but could work)
Using ImageGen in a Load balanced environment
Hi
We have setup a load balanced environment, with all of the media-folder getting sync'ed via DFS.
It works great, fast and reliable.
The problem is that all of the SLAVE-servers, that is setup as targets for the MASTER Umbraco installation via. distributed publishing, doesn't have write access to the media folder.
This gives a problem because the SLAVE servers tries to write their own cache-files in the media-folder.
It wouldn't be a problem if just all of the SLAVE servers could use the existing cache generated from the MASTER server.
Anybody know how to solve this problem?
Are there any way to tell the SLAVE servers to use the existing cache, og configure them to try to generate via the same syntax (Machinekey?)?
Another way could be to store all the cache files in another directory with write-access, and just let all SLAVE servers generate their own cache. (Not as pretty, but could work)
Any help is appreciated.
/Thomas
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