Hi everyone, I am a bit curious about the way a large scale web-application, is architecturally set up. Basically, it is load balanced web-server farm and or load balanced database farm, which could be spread across different data-centers and can be referred as a distributed application. But, I want to know how does one keep track of resources e.g. session-data, in such a setup? Is it a better idea to store all such data in a database? And, in case, you have a distributed set-up of memcache then, is it a good idea to keep all the data e.g. sessions, frequently used queries in the cache and use it as the primary resource of data retrieval and let the database work in the back-end with, updating queries? Where do I go to research more into these type of “enterprise” level architectures?
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