Oracle Coherence 与 ASP.NET 应用程序
是否可以使用 Oracle Coherence 为 ASP.NET 应用程序提供分布式缓存？
我们希望使用 Coherence 来扩展没有分布式缓存的 ASP.NET 应用程序。替代方案是内存缓存等。但是，我们正在考虑 Coherence，因为我们已经在该领域拥有许可/专业知识。
Is it possible to use Oracle Coherence to provide distributed caching to an ASP.NET application?
We would like to use Coherence to scale out an ASP.NET application which does not have distributed caching. Alternatives would be memcached, etc. However, we are considering Coherence since we already have licensing/expertise in that area.
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绝对可以——如果您已经拥有 Coherence 许可证，则只需下载 Coherence for .NET 客户端库，它允许您从任何 .NET 应用程序（包括 ASP.NET）连接到集群。
您还可以使用内置会话提供程序将 Coherence 用于 HTTP 会话集群。
Absolutely -- if you already have Coherence licenses, you only need to download Coherence for .NET client library, which will allow you to connect to the cluster from any .NET application, including ASP.NET.
You can also use Coherence for HTTP session clustering using built-in session provider.
如果您的问题仍然相关：
简单的答案是肯定的。我自己没有使用过 Oracle Coherence（主要是因为许可使得我的公司对它不感兴趣），但它看起来绝对是 ASP.NET 应用程序的一个称职的解决方案。我在评估几个分布式缓存解决方案时研究过它，我想说它是针对 .NET 的四个看起来非常有趣的解决方案之一。
您可能需要查看 Microsoft AppFabric 缓存，ScaleOut StateServer 和 Alachisoft NCache 也是如此。根据我的经验，它们都支持 ASP.NET 会话状态，并且具有良好的 .NET 客户端 API。选择哪种缓存解决方案取决于您希望分布式缓存做什么，如果我可以提供任何帮助，请告诉我。
If your question is still relevant:
The simple answer is yes. I have not used Oracle Coherence myself (mainly because the licensing makes it uninteresting for my company) but it definitely seems like a competent solution for ASP.NET applications. I have taken a look at it when evaluating a couple of distributed caching solutions, and I would say it's one of four solutions that seem really interesting that's targeting .NET.
You might want to check out Microsoft AppFabric Caching, ScaleOut StateServer and Alachisoft NCache as well. They all support ASP.NET Session state and have good .NET client APIs according to my experience. Which caching solution to choose depends on what you want your distributed cache to do, let me know if I can be of any help.