If I have 2 front end servers accessing a single db server, how will nhibernate operate in this scenerio?
Are there any things to watch out for?
Will running things using stateless sessions help?
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If I have 2 front end servers accessing a single db server, how will nhibernate operate in this scenerio?
Are there any things to watch out for?
Will running things using stateless sessions help?
If you make use of the second level cache, you’ll need to select a provider that allows for distributed usage, such as the Memcached one.
To address the second part of your question, the stateless session only ignores the first level cache, so you won’t need to worry about those.