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IIS7 and ARR and WCF ... Can we load the balance of our application servers?

I may have the wrong product for our needs, but I want to know if I can use Application Request Routing (ARR) in IIS7 to load balance requests for our application level.

We have a web server farm. Each of them will launch our MVC web application. We load the balance of these servers through the web application firewall and load balancers. In turn, they will make WCF calls to our application servers. This means that I want to use ARR for control.

However, looking at ARR, it seems that all this is related to rewriting the URLs coming from the client. But this is not how our situation works. If the user browses www.myapp.com/home/index, we will in turn make WCF calls for the services configured in web.config to say myappservice.foo.local / home / GetInfo.

How do I configure this scenario or am I looking at the wrong product?

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I'm not sure I understand your scenario, but if I understand correctly, I think you can call your WCF selector. If you do not need to keep the session in your call, just uncheck the client-bound box in the server affinity configuration.

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