server cluster

profh · 2012-06-05 00:47:16

hi,ab

how to make many servers separately work together?

thanks.

ab · 2012-06-05 06:02:32

See "hosting" in the documentation.

The easier is to use services. See also event sourcing.

profh · 2012-06-05 09:59:09

thanks,

got the documentation,but it seems not a piece of cake.

ab · 2012-06-06 09:02:08

.... like all f...g manuals.

But there is a "keyword index" at the beginning of the SAD pdf, with an "hosting" entry, AFAIR.
Go directly to the right pages.

profh · 2012-06-08 12:08:47

i v got the exactly place of "hosting",and it is easy. i mean it is not so easy to understand "hosting".
thanks again,and i will try once more...

ab · 2012-06-08 16:08:21

Yes, the right hosting solution will depend on your application need.

Read the "Domain Driven Design" paragraphs, which will let you find how multiple client-server layers can coexist.
In fact, mORMot is powerful enough to have as many servers as needed, for better scaling.
For instance, you may use a TSQLRestServerRemoteDB class to let all SQLite3 storage be hosted separately, or create a HTTP server for outside Services (i.e. the Application layer), but with a fast GDI communication for communication with the Domain layer and the DB layer.
You may have external services, in their own server instance, for some dedicated process (like report generation, or direct use of an external DB via legacy code).

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