azure-in-role-cache

问题 This question was migrated from Software Engineering Stack Exchange because it can be answered on Stack Overflow. Migrated 5 years ago . I have a few large objects which need to be stored and fetched from cache. These objects are around 1 - 2 mb in size. When running with localCache enabled, retrieval takes no more than a few milliseconds, but without it, it takes around 3 seconds, consistently. I am using Azure In-role cache (colocated). Can anyone shed some light as to why it would be so

问题 I am using Azure's In-Role caching for our web role cluster. I need to use separate dataCacheClients so to have different and explicitly set transport property configurations ( maxBufferPoolSize and maxBufferSize ). The problem is that each dataCacheClient is always set with the same maxBufferPoolSize and maxBufferSize values. They are all set to the values from the dataCacheFactory which I instantiate first. <dataCacheClients> <dataCacheClient name="DataCache1"> <autoDiscover isEnabled="true

问题 Accordingly to this MSDN article (on AppFabric Caching, which is what Azure is run on), I should be able to find a DistributedCacheService.exe.config file located at \Windows\System32\AppFabric , but it doesn't exist on any of the instances. When remoting into one of the instances and searching for configs, I find several cache-related config files in E:\plugins\Caching . The CacheService.config.exe file looks very promising (similar to DistributedCacheService .exe.config ), except that the