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I got a simple setup for a way to distribute loads for my websites using (at the moment) 3 IIS servers and Application Request Routing.

I'm wondering, does TFS handle being installed on the 2 backends well or might it cause some issues when eg. committing changesets from visual studio?

The plan is to have an "outside url" tfs.foo.local that points to the first iis that forwards the requests 50/50 to the backend iis servers.

Thor Erik
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It doesn't look like Team Foundation Server 2008 supports application-level load balancing.

Apparently 2010 does, though?

Matt Simmons
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    Thanks that's what I was looking for, off to the planning board for me then :) – Thor Erik Jan 10 '12 at 15:57
  • Any reason why you are still using TFS2008? TFS2010 is an enormous improvement. It supports 64-bit, load balancing and is faster. – Grant Holliday Jan 17 '12 at 11:51
  • @GrantHolliday I'm using TFS 2010, I didn't specify it in the original post, so Matt Simmons covered both scenarios :) (should be able to vote up twice, since he did formulate the answer well and covered both ways) – Thor Erik Mar 12 '12 at 14:25