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But what about if one of those boxes fails ? This leads me to think you need 2 CF boxes running enterprise with cluster cats. but then if you do that you might as well have 2 of everything ? (sounds more like an Ark than a server farm!)
 
And assuming your application is entirely written in CF, whats the point of having a separate web server ? all the requests will be forwarded on to CF processing anyways ?
 
Pat
 
"Taco Fleur" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Maybe there is a bit of latency to deal with when the SQL server is on another machine, but the benefits outweigh those milliseconds lost.
 
The 4 main benefits you gain from keeping it all separate is
 
1. security
2. stability
3. scalability
4. upgradeability
 
But to answer your question, nope I don't know of any white papers, but any decent networking guy should know this, keep it all separate
- Web Servers
- SQL Servers
- Application Servers
- Mail Servers
 
I think if you have an architecture as following
 
Box1 ColdFusion
Box2 SQL Server
Box3 Web Server
 
and a 100MBps network you won't notice any latency and possibly gain speed.
 
Taco Fleur

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of WALTERS Scott
Sent: Thursday, 4 March 2004 8:32 AM
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Subject: [cfaussie] Server architecture.

Anyone know about an official paper re best practice server architecture configuration of CFMX, db servers, etc.
 
Basically looking for something that sais the database server should reside on a separate box to the CF app server. I'm arguing against someone who insists network latency in accessing data has a bigger impact than the sheer load oracle running on the same box as a couple of instances of cfmx app servers.
 
Thanks
 
Scott.
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