load-balancing

My .NET 3.5 application sporadically throws the following exception System.Web exception: The client disconnected Why is this exception occurring? My application is running on a load balanced Windows Server 2003 IIS 6.0 server. Paul Prewett The vbdork.net domain seems to now be defunct. In searching on this error, I found several references to this article. So I found a google cached version of it and am now posting it here for reference. The original URL was: http://vbdork.net/post/2009/02/10/The-client-disconnected.aspx You get the message The client Disconnected. You're likely to

Are there any alternatives for MySQL Proxy. I don't want to use it since it's still in alpha. I will have 10 MySQL servers with table_1 table_2 table_3 table_4 ... table_10 spread across the 10 servers. Each table is identical in their structure, their just shards with different data sets. Is there a alternative to MySQL Proxy, where I can have my client application connect to a single SQL Server (A proxy), which looks at the query and fetches the data on behalf of it. For example, if the client requests "SELECT * FROM table_5 WHERE user=123" from the Proxy, which connects to the 5th SQL

I'm new to EC2. I have read a lot about it, watched many videos and tutorial and pretty much familiar with how everything work. I still have few question that I can't seem to find direct answers to. If I have 3 instances (linux) with load balancing all serving the same site and the site is a dynamic php/mysql driven where users post files forum threads every second, how is the database and files synced to all 3 instances in real time. Do I need to have the database on RDS where every instance simply points to it. How about user files. If a user uploaded a file to the site, then this file

You've probably solved this before. I need to be able to use open id in an environment that does not have session stickiness. The servers do preserve the headers. I'm using ASP.NET MVC and dotNetOpenId version 3.2.0.9177. Although the authentication on the 3rd party web site goes without a hitch when returning the response I get an error and authentication fails. Any thoughts? Stateful The most optimized method is to write a custom persistence store that implements IRelyingPartyApplicationStore for the "secrets" that OpenID RPs require, and pass your instance to the OpenIdRelyingParty

I would like to switch off Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) for my Elastic Beanstalk environment. Currently I don't need it and I don't want to pay for it. It is possible to delete the ELB in EC2 managment window but then Elastic Beanstalk health state is switched from GREEN to RED. I just found a information that it's not possible. Does someone has a trick how to run Elastic Beanstalk without load balancing and have environment GREEN health state? Since July 2013 Elastic Beanstalk supports "single-instance" environments that have a single container instance running without a load balancer.

I have a set-up running on Amazon cloud with a couple of EC2 Instances running through a load balancer. It is important that the site has a unique(static) IP or set of IPs as I'm plugging in 3rd party APIs which only accept requests made from IPs which have been added to their whitelist. So basically unless we can give these 3rd parties a static IP or range of IPs that the requests from the site will always come from then we would be unable to make any calls to them. Anyone knows how to achieve this as I know that Elastic IPs are not compatible with load balancers? If I were to look up the IP