Questions tagged [appfabric]

AppFabric is Microsoft's brand for its cloud computing products. It is split into two divisions: Azure AppFabric (in the cloud) and Windows Server AppFabric (on-premise).

AppFabric is Microsoft's brand for its cloud computing products. It is split into two divisions: Azure AppFabric and Windows Server AppFabric.

Azure AppFabric
Azure AppFabric runs 'in the cloud' - it provides services that are accessed over the Internet, including a Service Bus and an Access Control service.

Windows Server AppFabric
Windows Server AppFabric runs 'on premise' i.e. inside an organisation's firewall as opposed to on the Internet. Windows Server AppFabric provides services for hosting and managing Workflow Foundation components, and also provides a memcached-like distributed cache. Microsoft support for Windows Server AppFabric ends 2nd April 2016. Microsoft's recommendation is for customers to move to Redis for Windows.

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AppFabric installation failed because installer MSI returned with error code : 1603

When I reinstall the AppFabric 1.1, Why I'm getting this error "AppFabric installation failed because installer MSI returned with error code : 1603".? I did run it with administrative rights. Below is the error log. 2012-06-26 18:20:07,…
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AppFabric doesn’t recover well from restart

Alright, I’ve successfully deployed AppFabric, and everything was working nicely until we started getting an intermittent exception on the website: ErrorCode < ERRCA0017 >:SubStatus < ES0007 >:There is a temporary failure. Please retry later.…
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What exactly is the Windows AppFabric?

Microsoft released a beta of Windows Server AppFabric that "makes it easier to build, scale and manage Web and composite applications that run on IIS". MS has also said that you can deploy AppFabric on your own servers, on a 3rd party host and on…
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MS Velocity vs Memcached for Windows?

I've been paying some attention to Microsoft's fairly recent promoting of Velocity as a distributed caching solution that would compete with the likes of Memcached. I've been looking for a 64bit version of Memcached for Windows for some time now…
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AppFabric Caching - Proper use of DataCacheFactory and DataCache

I am looking for the most performant way to arrange usage of the datacache and datacache factory for AppFabric caching calls, for between 400 and 700 cache gets per page load (and barely any puts). It seems that using a single static…
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Caching Solutions

Has anyone done a thorough comparison of AppFabric and NCache or AppFabric and ScaleOut? We are currently looking to implement either AppFabric, NCache or ScaleOut for distributed caching in geographically distant locations and I would like to know…
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AppFabric caching examples using c#

I am currently researching the integration of AppFabirc caching into my .net c# application and looking for some code examples of such. Are there any open source or code samples available off AppFabric caching available that I can look at?
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How to pass required claims to OpenID identity provider with Azure ACS?

When looking at the request urls that Azure ACS generates I can see that ACS includes email, fullname, firstname and lastname as required claims. Further, the fullname attribute is mapped to the http://axschema.org/namePerson claim type. Now I have…
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Should a Repository return IEnumerable , IQueryable or List?

I'd like to make my application as flexible as possible, but not dig myself into a hole by making my Interface too specific. What is the best object type for a repository? IEnumerable, IQueryable, or List? The technologies I'm considering using…
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AppFabric: Could not contact the cache service

Update: I have now implemented this properly. For more information see my blog post about it. I'm trying to use AppFabric with NHibernate as my second level cache provider but I'm getting the following error: ErrorCode:Initialization: Could not…
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Troubleshooting AppFabric Scaling Issues (Intermittent ErrorCode:SubStatus Errors)

We've implemented AppFabric Windows Server Cache for our web application. Initially, we were able to use the cache without any issues. We then increased traffic roughly 100 fold, and began experiencing intermittent exceptions. The exceptions…
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Thoughts on running Windows Service type apps on ASP .NET 4 with StartMode="AlwaysRunning"

Usually I would look at writing a Windows Service to manage tasks that aren't suited to being hosted in a web application. These types of tasks are usually long running processes or scheduled tasks. Although this is normally the primary approach for…
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Set amount of memory available to AppFabric Caching

How do I set the amount of memory available to the Windows Server AppFabric Caching service? We're running the AppFabric Cache on the same server which is hosting the website, and I'd like to be able to control how much RAM the cache will consume.
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What's the difference between Azure AppFabric and Windows Server AppFabric

Seems like there are two products with similar names, but isn't what I expect. I thought that Azure AppFabric was the "cloud" version of Windows Server AppFabric, but there doesn't seem to be much in common between them. Am I missing the bigger…
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appfabric cache clear all objects

Is there a suggested method to just clear out all the objects in a DataCache ? I could use the DataCache.GetObjectsByAllTags method but that required a region, which i cant use since i need to share objects among multiple cache hosts.
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