mediaaccess.config cache in load balanced environment
Hello,
I'm planning to buy Mediaprotect to build for a client website. The
platform will be build using UmbraoAccelerator on azure and multi role
instance that's why I'm wondering how the cache system is build.
Does the mediaaccess.config cache rely on the content cache in Umbraco ?
If not is there a way to clear the cache using the API ? By handling republish event for example ?
For access.config I had to touch the core source to add a file dependency on the access.config and I would avoid to do that again with media protect.
Thanks for your email. The mediaaccess.config file has a dependency to the content cache. So when distributed to the diffenent servers in your load balanced environment it should clear the cache. The cache can also be cleared manually, Add a reference to the mediaprotect dll and use MediaProtect.Access.MediaAccess.ClearCache();
If the file dependencies are not working, or you have other issues in the load balanced environment (I think a few clients run on a load balanced environment without issues) please let me know.
mediaaccess.config cache in load balanced environment
Hello,
I'm planning to buy Mediaprotect to build for a client website.
The platform will be build using UmbraoAccelerator on azure and multi role instance that's why I'm wondering how the cache system is build.
Thanks per advance
David
Hi David,
Thanks for your email. The mediaaccess.config file has a dependency to the content cache. So when distributed to the diffenent servers in your load balanced environment it should clear the cache. The cache can also be cleared manually, Add a reference to the mediaprotect dll and use MediaProtect.Access.MediaAccess.ClearCache();
If the file dependencies are not working, or you have other issues in the load balanced environment (I think a few clients run on a load balanced environment without issues) please let me know.
Thanks,
Richard
Thanks for your reply Richard.
What can I add : it's perfect !! I will came back to you if I encounter any issues I cannot solve. But for now everything seems to be OK.
Great packages / Great job!
Thanks again
Hi David,
Great to hear, thanks!
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