ASP.Net Session Storage - NoSQL or AppFabric

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We currently use SQL for out-of-proc storage of ASP.Net sessions. We are looking to move to AppFabric. I was also reading about NoSql (Redis/CloudBase). From what I researched, both are good alternatives to SQL though NoSQL does not match up to the memory management of SQL. I am looking if anyone considered these 2 approaches and which option they chose and the considerations (pros/cons, cost, performance, etc) for their choice.
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Posted 20-Aug-13 6:02am

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Bala Selvanayagam 21-Aug-13 5:08am

NoSQL - Some of them a faster on write operation and slower on read operation and vice versa. Also NoSQL is not very good when it comes to complex query (reporting)

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Mehdi Gholam · Answer 1 · 2013-08-20T19:27:00

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You are definitely better off using a Key/Value store for your asp.net sessions instead of SQL-Server.

There are a multitude of different KV stores out there both on-site and hosted.

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