after_fallout
Current Environment
This is our current environment. Here we have multiple websites (top row). Some are portals into the same DNN application (running in the same app pool in the second row). Each application is tied to a directory and to a database that is mirrored.
Problems with this are that it uses an unnecessary amount of space on the webserver (each directory is almost exactly the same) and that deployment times are tied directly to the amount of clients we deal with (by contract we deploy to every client within a single maintenance window).
Current Environment
This is our current environment. Here we have multiple websites (top row). Some are portals into the same DNN application (running in the same app pool in the second row). Each application is tied to a directory and to a database that is mirrored.
Problems with this are that it uses an unnecessary amount of space on the webserver (each directory is almost exactly the same) and that deployment times are tied directly to the amount of clients we deal with (by contract we deploy to every client within a single maintenance window).