Install and Configure Microsoft Velocity
This article explains how to install Microsoft Velocity and configure it. The good part is the Velocity is a free download as of now.If you have already installed the CTP1,that must be uninstalled.
----- Installation Notes -----
- CTP1 must be uninstalled first!
- .Net Framework version 3.5
- PowerShell version 1.0
- Cluster configuration options
- XML based
- SQL Server (or SQL CE) based
- Set cache cluster/host options
- Cluster Name
- Cluster Size: small (1-3), medium (4-6), large (7-10)
- Cache Host port (default 22233)
- Cache Cluster port (if configuring) (default 22234)
- Max Server Memory
----- Configuration Notes -----
- XML Configuration file or SQL Server
- PowerShell is the de-facto configuration tool Desktop icon is created during installation for the PowerShell entrance Keep in mind that any parameter values are case-sensitive Basic help comes from
- Get-CacheHelp
- Other typical options (some have obvious names)
- Start-CacheCluster
- Stop-CacheCluster
- Restart-CacheCluster
- Get-Cache (shows the current Cache Names available and the regions)
- New-Cache (creates a new cache name)
- Remove-Cache (removes an existing cache name)
- Get-CacheConfig (shows statistics for the cache node specified)
Before installing the Velocity CTP2, make sure that you have installed .Net Framework version 3.5 and PowerShell version 1.0.
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