CF7 Ent - Sandbox - One site down, other sites notaffected

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    Default CF7 Ent - Sandbox - One site down, other sites notaffected

    Is it possible in CFMX7 Enterprise, using Sandbox, to avoid all websites hosted
    on this server to stop when one site "goes down"?

    What I want is that, if one website has a problem, no other sites on the
    server is affected! Is this possible when using Sandbox on CFMX7 Enterprise? Or
    will all sites on this CF-server be affected, if one site has a problem that
    has to do with the CF-server?

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    Default Re: CF7 Ent - Sandbox - One site down, other sites notaffected

    No, that's not what Sandboxing is for.

    What you're after is essentially Application isolation, which you would get
    from running Multiple Instances. Each instance would then act as if it were a
    completely seperate physical server meaning if one instance hung/died/crashed,
    any applications running in a different instance (on the same physical machine)
    would continue to serve requests as normal.

    You can find more information on Multiple Instances (and Clustering) in the
    DevNet area of the MM site.

    Andy



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