Separate admin and web nodes in load balanced environment on Azure
As the documentation states:
"Azure Requirements:
You will need to setup 2 x Azure Web Apps - one for the master (administrative) environment and another for your front-end environment"
I am curious why this is the case, especially when defining the XML cache file to be stored in the environment temporary folder.
Does it have to do with session state of the Umbraco backend?
Does that mean that, when using Redis session state caching, the requirement for separate nodes would disappear?
Separate admin and web nodes in load balanced environment on Azure
As the documentation states:
"Azure Requirements: You will need to setup 2 x Azure Web Apps - one for the master (administrative) environment and another for your front-end environment"
I am curious why this is the case, especially when defining the XML cache file to be stored in the environment temporary folder.
Does it have to do with session state of the Umbraco backend? Does that mean that, when using Redis session state caching, the requirement for separate nodes would disappear?
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