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Hi friends,

I have 1 application developed in ASP.NET and SQL SERVER, now I wanted to separate application server and database server.

Which should be high configuration server ?

database server or application server ?

Thanks All..

Posted 2-Oct-13 3:36am

GauravThorat

Updated 17-Oct-13 23:41pm

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Eduard Keilholz · Answer 1 · 2013-10-02T04:17:00

What do you mean with high configuration. I think your ASP.NET website will use more resources then your database server, but this is just a wild guess. Most databases are fairly small and SQL Server handles them easy. If you're planning to perform some really heavy duty database stuff you may consider upgrading your database server.