How webfarm works?

Are you using cloud services or azure web apps? We don't work in Cloud Services much at all but web apps, it works pretty slick. Once you have the license and enable web farms, it picks up the servers automatically. If a server becomes unresponsive, it will be removed as needed.

My suggestion is if you don't need to have some sort of custom configuration of web farms servers then don't. Simply enable it and watch it work.

I tried to setup the other server and connect the website to existing database. It automatically added to webfarm server. But i don't understand this situation:

• If i have a domain abc.com point to IP 10.4.5.6 (Main server)
• Another webfarm server IP 10.4.5.7.

The question is, when the main server is down. How can we make the request redirect to IP 10.4.5.7?. Bebause domain abc.com is pointing to IP 10.4.5.6 so the server cannot redirect the request.

Be more specific about your setup. Are you using cloud services, web apps or VM's?

I don't think it is worth doing "web farm set up" in Azure. I would suggest the following:

1. Web app (Geo replicated in different regions (for example: Central US, East US, West US) - this way if you have power outage in one region - you have other regions working.
2. traffic manager (location based - to redirect traffic to a closest data center)
3. Auto scale out/scale in - add/remove instances to your web app if let say CPU percentage greater 50/less 50.

Here are some docs on Kentico Web app setup

P.S. Google "azure resiliency" and "azure high availability" etc. Web farm setup in a classic way in one region doesn't make much sense.