Setting Up Ncache (Distributed?/Shared)










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I have two servers, where I will be deploying the same application. Basically these two servers will handle work from a common Web API, the work that handed out will be transformed and go through some logic and loaded into DB. I want to cache the data the get loaded/update or deleted in the database, so that when the same data is referenced i can get it from the Cache (Kind of explained the cache mechanism). Now I am using Ncache and it working perfectly fine within one application. I am trying have kind of a shared cache, so that both my application can have access to. How do i go about doing it?










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      I have two servers, where I will be deploying the same application. Basically these two servers will handle work from a common Web API, the work that handed out will be transformed and go through some logic and loaded into DB. I want to cache the data the get loaded/update or deleted in the database, so that when the same data is referenced i can get it from the Cache (Kind of explained the cache mechanism). Now I am using Ncache and it working perfectly fine within one application. I am trying have kind of a shared cache, so that both my application can have access to. How do i go about doing it?










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      I have two servers, where I will be deploying the same application. Basically these two servers will handle work from a common Web API, the work that handed out will be transformed and go through some logic and loaded into DB. I want to cache the data the get loaded/update or deleted in the database, so that when the same data is referenced i can get it from the Cache (Kind of explained the cache mechanism). Now I am using Ncache and it working perfectly fine within one application. I am trying have kind of a shared cache, so that both my application can have access to. How do i go about doing it?







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          NCache is a distributed cache so you can continue to use that.



          There is good general documentation available and very good getting started material that walks you through all the steps required.



          In essence you install NCache on both the servers and then reference both servers in your client configuration (%NCHOME%configclient.ncconf)






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            NCache is a distributed cache so you can continue to use that.



            There is good general documentation available and very good getting started material that walks you through all the steps required.



            In essence you install NCache on both the servers and then reference both servers in your client configuration (%NCHOME%configclient.ncconf)






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              NCache is a distributed cache so you can continue to use that.



              There is good general documentation available and very good getting started material that walks you through all the steps required.



              In essence you install NCache on both the servers and then reference both servers in your client configuration (%NCHOME%configclient.ncconf)






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                NCache is a distributed cache so you can continue to use that.



                There is good general documentation available and very good getting started material that walks you through all the steps required.



                In essence you install NCache on both the servers and then reference both servers in your client configuration (%NCHOME%configclient.ncconf)






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                NCache is a distributed cache so you can continue to use that.



                There is good general documentation available and very good getting started material that walks you through all the steps required.



                In essence you install NCache on both the servers and then reference both servers in your client configuration (%NCHOME%configclient.ncconf)







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