We have never worked with Umbraco in a load balanced environment. What things in Tea Commerce should we look at to ensure that it works in a load balanced environment?
Is there information that is being stored in the server memory that needs to be read out of the DB each time? I added several different items to my shopping cart. I'm basically seeing two different carts when I refresh my shopping cart repeatidly (one for each server).
Cool. The finalized orders xml file is also a file on disk. So is the email templates etc. Dont know if that also is something you need to take into account?
Is a load balanced environment supported?
Does Tea Commerce work in a load balanced environment? Is there any documentation on this topic?
Hi Karl
We have never worked with Umbraco in a load balanced environment. What things in Tea Commerce should we look at to ensure that it works in a load balanced environment?
Kind regards
Anders
Is there information that is being stored in the server memory that needs to be read out of the DB each time? I added several different items to my shopping cart. I'm basically seeing two different carts when I refresh my shopping cart repeatidly (one for each server).
Well almost anything in Tea Commerce is cached in memory to make it as fast as possible. So guess that this makes load balacing a bit of a problem :)
How should we go ahead to support this but still have a blazing fast system?
Kind regards
Anders
I'm going to explore using sticky sessions.
Cool. The finalized orders xml file is also a file on disk. So is the email templates etc. Dont know if that also is something you need to take into account?
Kind regards
Anders
We are using DFS Replication to keep the code in sync between our two web servers so I don't think that will be a problem.
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