Hi,
Lets say I have three applications: Apache/IIS (prefer apache), Coldfusion Server, and SQL Server
I would like to have them on seperate machines. I am thinking about multiple nic cards in each machines for direct connections
Should I directly connect the CF server to the Web Server and the SQL server to the web server or,
the SQL server to the CF Server to the Web server.
I am thinking the second one is better since the web server tosses out the html to the end user directly, then goes to Coldfusion for the rest. Then the Coldfusion server asks the SQL server for the data, compiles it, and then gives it back to the web server. Is this right?
Any advice or guidance is greatly appreciated.
Lets say I have three applications: Apache/IIS (prefer apache), Coldfusion Server, and SQL Server
I would like to have them on seperate machines. I am thinking about multiple nic cards in each machines for direct connections
Should I directly connect the CF server to the Web Server and the SQL server to the web server or,
the SQL server to the CF Server to the Web server.
I am thinking the second one is better since the web server tosses out the html to the end user directly, then goes to Coldfusion for the rest. Then the Coldfusion server asks the SQL server for the data, compiles it, and then gives it back to the web server. Is this right?
Any advice or guidance is greatly appreciated.