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In IIS 7, I was told that only a certain number of clients can access the system because of the defualt setting. I currently have 100 clients and only 10 can us the system that i have created and would like to know how i could increase the total number of clients that can access my asp.net application
Jim, may I know what Operating System do you use? If you're using Windows Server OS, there should be no problem with the number of users that can access your application. But if you're using Windows client OS like XP, Vista, 7 then you have limits with simultaneous connections to your web server.
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I installed Cosmos DB Emulator on a virtual machine. The default access url is localhost:[Port number].
Is there any way to connect to the emulator from my development machine.
It should be possible. It requires that the emulator is started with network access, you might also need to register the SSL certificates in the client machine.
You can find the details here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/local-emulator#running-the-emulator-on-a-local-network
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I have a diagram (SDL) showing a scenario where the deployer is split into the HTTP Upload services running on n servers and the Deployer services running on n servers, sharing storage for the uploaded packages - I'm curious how this would be configured as it doesn't make sense at first glance, has anyone done it this way?
I'd imagine your deployers are looking at a network mapped shared directory for their 'incoming' directory?
I'd also imagine your services are service based deployers, where your http uploads are of the web-based flavour.
Perhaps you could share your diagram?
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I have just finished my own web app and I am looking at which is the best UK based web hosting solution? I would be grateful for any input as I am finding it very difficult to cut through the cr*p.
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Adrian
Not sure if it's really for this site, as it's not directly programming per se...
Anyway, I use Hosting UK for my web hosting, .NET 4.0 and SQL 2008 databases are all available, and a medium trust environment so you can include other binaries in your application.
I've also found their support to be very good.
We host with NimbusHosting and are extremely pleased with their service. They offer VPS packages, both Windows and Linux.
We currently only use Linux, so I unfortunately cannot verify what edition of SQL Server they allow (most likely Express).
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I've initialized an IIS7 installation on Amazon EC2 Windows 2008 server. Right now it is still in the "Initializing Installation" process, and I am already 15 minutes during the installation. Is there something wrong, or it takes so much time to install IIS on Windows 2008?
You're not the only one with this problem
http://www.cloudcomputingetc.com/2011/10/iis7-takes-too-much-time-to-install-on.html
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We had the problem when the CPU util on a single core machine went to 100 %. The number of users is 8-10 on a server hosted at the ISP end. When the server was upgraded to 4 core, the same problem persists. We have used Hibernate and JSF for implementation and MySQL as the backend. I strongly feel it is a problem with the JBOSS configuration but unable to fix it. Kindly help
I doubt that anyone is going to be able to help you on this without significantly information than you have provided ... and could reasonably provide in an SO question.
The best I can suggest is that you use jvisualvm and jconsole ... and the host operating system's system monitoring tools ... to try to get a handle on where your system's resources are being used.