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- Anonymous
February 12, 2012
Thanks for the informative article, but could you please do a follow-up on how to say solve the problem of a massively scalable (100 instances) statefull REST service that uses Entity Framework to possibly simultaneously write to an SQL Azure and also read data from it, but avoiding concurency errors please? Should you use caching and how please, since EF seems a given for eventual persistent storage to SQL DB? TIA