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Is it possible to distribute web application modules in several servers?

 
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Hi All,

Is it possible to distribute web application modules in different servers?.

There is a scenario:

Below Web modules to be distributed on 2 servers,

1)Register Customer - Server1

2)Display Customers - Server 2

servers are located in 2 different locations,

each module requires DB access

Performance is a criteria, users can access application in different servers without performance problems


 
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I don't see why not. Of course, you won't have shared sessions, and you may need an SSO solution.
 
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In your scenario, it seems more accurate to see some database solution to sync the data (like cluster, dblink, etc) or to use distributed cache as a layer before to persist to a single database.
 
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