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Hi,
Yesterday I was asked by my client that his project requires
i.Around 5-6 thousand concurrent users hitting the website
ii.It is heavily data base oriented
iii.They are planning to use .Net Framework 3.5,Oracle 10 g as backend, and IIS 6.0 as webserver.
So he asked me to suggest on the same whether there planning is ok or not.
Since I was never involved in real time client project I could not come up with satisfactory answer.
Can you please tell me how to identify the best suitable Development,Deployment Environment?
Is there any good site/url to learn the same?
Thanks in advance!

Posted 10-May-10 20:27pm

avishekrc

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Brij · Accepted Answer · 2010-05-10T21:14:00

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For database I would suggest to go SQL SERVER because it is best optimise of .NET and there are lots of inbuilt feature that can be used application part.So if he is planning for .NET go for completely .NET specific products for better maintenance,devlopment and performance.
Rest is looking ok.
After development you may need some cofiguration changes for better performance. You need to keep in mind all the things during design of the application and design it accordingly, like caching, session etc..

Posted 10-May-10 21:14pm

Brij

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avishekrc 11-May-10 3:33am

Thank u Brij for ur response,can u elaborate with an example like how cahing,session are going to affect the performance and how to deal with them so that they best suit the need?

Brij 11-May-10 3:51am

There are few articles available for sesssion and caching and also for deployment I have written few. Have a look to following links it'll give very clear picture about all.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/ExploringCaching.aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/ExploringSession.aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/DeployingatIIS.aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/server-management/websitecofig.aspx

Hope it'll help you