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if a WCF service goes down for whatever reason, is it possible that another server hosting the service can take over (kind of like clustering/failover)?
how would you create such a solution? how is it possible? What are the tricks and techniques that can be used in such a situation?
really the solution here was to run an instance per clustered node of the application. it means that if one of the app crashes, the others will still be active.
Alternatively you could have clustered the app and run that.