Mirrored state servers

[Bill Fuller]

Has anyone here had experience using technologies such as StateMirror
(www.statemirror.com) as an alternative to managing state on a per server
basis (thus requiring sticky-sessions in a web farm) or external state
server or SQL Server, which can be a single-point-of failure or performance
problem?

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I haven't used statemirror but people I work with have used the equivalent
Port80 software product with excellent results.
Peter
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"Bill Fuller" wrote:

Has anyone here had experience using technologies such as StateMirror
(www.statemirror.com) as an alternative to managing state on a per server
basis (thus requiring sticky-sessions in a web farm) or external state
server or SQL Server, which can be a single-point-of failure or performance
problem?

[Bill Fuller]

Thanks... I will check into that.

There was also a software product I saw at a conference that used standard
asp session state that is replicated to all servers in the web farm. The
architect for this product, I believe, was also responsible for the
development of MSMQ.

Unfortunately, I can't remember the name of the product. :(

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>I haven't used statemirror but people I work with have used the equivalent
Port80 software product with excellent results.
Peter
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"Bill Fuller" wrote:

>Has anyone here had experience using technologies such as StateMirror
(www.statemirror.com) as an alternative to managing state on a per server
basis (thus requiring sticky-sessions in a web farm) or external state
server or SQL Server, which can be a single-point-of failure or
performance
problem?