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DNN-Connect Brainstorm: Azure scale up

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    This topic is a follow up on the brainstorm session held at DNN-Connect 2023. For more info, check this blog post. This thread can be used for discussions and contacting the lead for the topic, and to keep the community posted on achievements.

    Install experience

    And last but not least: the installation experience. very little post-its, but a few high-prioritized ones:

    This is he issue Rory James volunteered for:

    • Azure scale-up





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      What are we thinking we will be able to do to help with scaling in Azure? I don't recall what we discussed during the session. 🤔





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        I'm no expert on this, but scaling or Autoscale in Azure means that we might get into a kind of webfarm setting.
        So when Azure sees traffic/memory/processor load on the website is getting bigger, it might use autoscale.
        Meaning it makes a copy off the files and puts it on a different server (or more servers) so it can divide the traffic over multiple servers. And when the traffic decreases again Azure might scale back to a single server.
        So this will possibly cause issues if a user want's to upload a file to the server for example. Which would be uploaded to server A but will not be available on server B, C etc. And I also think it might causes issues with serverside cache, and perhaps on other levels as well...
        I believe ? Evoq has something built into it which might be helpfull for this.
        And there is also an Azure folder provide which might help with these situations....

        Some reference info:
        https://dnnsupport.dnnsof...icrosoft-Azure 

         

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