Which State management technique can be used?

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I have a situation that i am unable to use which state management technique to use. Please help me. Here is my scenario.

I am working in a client server(where i will get access everyday with new credentials). And the main problem is, there is no guarantee that i will get the same server tomorrow also. According to the bandwidth and how many users are using , a software will be assigning the server to me(It is like a Farm structure). This thing will happen in the background. So i can not use the Inproc session right where the values are stored in the perticular server.And still we can use SQL Server state management technique where the values are stored in sql server itself. But i am worrying that it may affect the application performance. Please give me some suggestions.

Thanks And Regards
Sibeesh

Posted 25-Sep-14 20:41pm

Sibeesh KV

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[no name] 2-Oct-14 10:46am

Is there any way that i can delete this question? Why i am unable to see the delete button? I see this question is down voted twice,so i think this question is not up to the CP standard. Please suggest me a way for it!

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Only you have two option State Server or Store in database if you talk about performance State Server is the Best option.

Posted 28-Sep-14 19:33pm

M.Farrukh Abbas

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My Option is State Server .

State Server is an out of process session state storage option that works with web server farms. It stores session data in memory and delivers better performance than SQL Server. This seems like a good compromise between the in-process option and the SQL server option

Posted 28-Sep-14 23:59pm

Santhosh Babu Mahimairaj

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Trung Nguyen Son · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-02T07:18:00

Solution 4

Use Session State Providers for Redis, check below:
http://blog.devopsguys.com/2013/07/26/best-performing-asp-net-session-state-providers-2013/[^]
Personally, I think it is the best choice!

Happy coding!

Posted 2-Oct-14 7:18am

Trung Nguyen Son

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[no name] 3-Oct-14 0:06am

Hmmm that was very useful. But it is paid versions right? I really wanna go with Redis, but i still dont know whether my management will be ok with that. Thank you.

Trung Nguyen Son 3-Oct-14 0:36am

It's totally free!
Big system uses it, I will show you some evidence. Check it out:
http://nickcraver.com/blog/2013/11/22/what-it-takes-to-run-stack-overflow/

[no name] 3-Oct-14 1:06am

Yeah that was helpful. Thanks mate. Cheers.

[no name] 3-Oct-14 1:06am

I accepted your answer :)