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I'd recommend that you learn how to scale a farm out by running multiple servers using load balancing and either the session state service or the database state service instead of in memory sessions on a single server.<br />
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I think you should also be familiar with Kerberos and how it can be used to relay windows credentials from a web server to other servers.<br />
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Finally any architect should understand security considerations both for internal sites as well as internet sites. &nbsp;MSDN has great articles on all those topics.
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I'd recommend that you learn how to scale a farm out by running multiple servers using load balancing and either the session state service or the database state service instead of in memory sessions on a single server.

I think you should also be familiar with Kerberos and how it can be used to relay windows credentials from a web server to other servers.

Finally any architect should understand security considerations both for internal sites as well as internet sites.  MSDN has great articles on all those topics.

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Thanks. Could you please share some links/resources?
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Thanks. Could you please share some links/resources?

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I would like to get much more information.
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I would like to get much more information.

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Hi Experts,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;I have 7 yrs of experience in .NET. I would like to become an architect in .NET. For that what are all the features that I must be familiar with in .NET. Please do share if any document/resource/link that you followed to become familiar with the same. <br />
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&nbsp; Thanks in advance.
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Hi Experts,

   I have 7 yrs of experience in .NET. I would like to become an architect in .NET. For that what are all the features that I must be familiar with in .NET. Please do share if any document/resource/link that you followed to become familiar with the same. 

  Thanks in advance.

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