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    <p>While I have little experience working with the tools you've mentioned, except for MySQL, I can give you a few fairly standard answers for the questions you posted.</p> <p>1) Depends on the details, but most often you keep them in the same repository but in a separate folder.</p> <p>2) Just because something is commited to the repository doesn't mean that it's ready to go live - it's quite often an intermediary build that could be riddled with bugs. A publish is done manually, with an export from the repository. Setting up the webserver in the same folder as a svn checkout is a huge nono as the .svn folder contains quite a bit of sensitive information, such as how to push changes to the svn server.</p> <p>3) You use some sort of NAS or SAN solution, or simply a network share on one of the servers, and read all your data from there. That way, when you push information to one place, it's accessible by all servers. If your network is slow, you set up scripts that pushes the files out to all the servers automatically from a single location. If you use a multi-server environment in ASP.NET, don't forget to update the machine key in the config files or your shared encrypted caches, like the viewstate, won't work across servers. Having a session store in a database is also a good idea.</p> <p>4) I've got a post build step that only triggers on publish that replaces my database connectionstrings with production ones, and also changes my Production app config value from false to true in the published web.config/app.config files. I can't see any case where you'd want different config files for different servers serving the same content.</p> <p>If something is unclear, just comment and I'll try to clarify.</p> <p>Good luck! // Eric Johansson</p>
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    1. COThanks for the great answer. Here are some notes. On 1: yes, but if the static files are on a different domain (which could mean different server), a separate repository seems mandatory? On 2: with Mercurial, commiting and pushing are separate things. You commit (as many times as you want) to your local repository and then push to the central one. Thus, I can see no reason to push if the code is not ready for production. Plus, Mercurial only creates a .hg folder in the top-level directory of the project, so circumventing the sensitive information problem would be easy.3&4 - no comment, thanks!
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