Is my Web-Server Deployment is fine? [closed] - sql-server-2008

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I'm going to deploy an IIS 7 Web Server for my ASP.NET MVC 4 Application.
Windows Server 2008
IIS 7
SQL Server 2008
I'm going to do this:
In my application:
*Each customer have to use two database
First DB: Their own database(each customer have one)
Second DB: The Global Database (all customer have the same one)
And the First DB can join to the second DB.
(I'm going to use Server Binding)
And about Web-server:
Each customer have their own Web-site (on the same IIS Web Server) to get the View/UI
All customer have the same API Web Server (this one will do everything: get data from database, add/remove data,...)
Each customer have one Search-Engine(Suggestion tool), to use this tool, I have to load all relative data into Memory(reload this data each 4 hours)
This is the first time I have to deploy a server like this, so I don't know how to do the best...
If there are any advises, suggest, reference, books,...please send it to me.
Any help is appreciated!

Answer 1

IIS and SQL Server already cache things in memory for performance, provided there is enough memory and the programming allows it. You don't need to write a special module to do this.
You don't need Server Binding to join across databases in SQL Server. You just join accross the database in your SQL (provided they are on the same server)
SELECT D1.F1, D2.F2
FROM
ClientDatabase.dbo.Table1 D1
INNER JOIN
GlobalDatabase.dbo.Table2 D2
ON D1.Key = D2.Key
SQL Server already comes with a text search engine http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms142571.aspx
Will you be searching text within database records, or will you be searching text in external documents (i.e. Word, PDF)
It appears you are reinventing the wheel. You are more likely to have success if you use pre-built proven components!