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How can I disable batch compilation for my ASP.NET web pages so that the first user accessing the web site doesn’t experience slow performance?
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over 2 years ago
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Reuben Frost
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The batch property of the compilation element, which is enabled by default in ASP.NET, is used to control whether the initial page request will continue to compile additional files in the same directory before completing the original request. This can...
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How can I improve the performance of ASP.NET by adjusting the CLR thread throttling properties?
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over 2 years ago
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Reuben Frost
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This post applies to: .NET 2.0, 3.0 & 3.5. The CLR uses an adjustable threshold property called minWorkerThreads and minIoThreads to control when to introduce throttling to thread creation. The idea behind the delay is to prevent a burst in...
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How can I throw an exception without losing the original stack trace information in .NET?
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over 3 years ago
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Reuben Frost
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Use the "throw" keyword in place of "throw ex" to perserve the original stack trace information. When you throw an exception using “throw ex” instead of “throw” you override the original stack trace with a new stack trace that starts from the throwing...
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How can I use WMI and Powershell to determine if a computer running a 32-bit operating system can support a 64-bit operating system?
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over 3 years ago
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Reuben Frost
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Below is a sample Powershell (Windows Powershell - WPS) script that will detect if a computer that is running a 32-bit operating system will support a 64-bit operating system using WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation). $strComputerName = "....
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How can I deploy a single ASP.NET web page to a web site that is precompiled?
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over 3 years ago
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Reuben Frost
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Every now and then, you may find yourself in the situation where you need to deploy a single file on a precompiled web site. I know I certainly have. Here are the steps that I would use to accomplish this: Build and precompile your whole web...
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How can I precompile my ASP.NET web pages so that the first user accessing the web site doesn’t experience slow performance?
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over 3 years ago
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Reuben Frost
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Precompiling your ASP.NET web pages is a great way to increase the performance of your web site. Once your web site has been precompiled, all of the content of your .ASPX, ASMX, ASAX, etc. files will be transformed into DLLs and placed in the "Bin" folder...
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How do I prevent ASP.NET trace and debug flags from being left enabled inadvertently in a production environment?
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over 3 years ago
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Reuben Frost
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In the Maching.config file, there is a "deployment" element that you can add and set that will help in this area. Once set, this element will tell the ASP.NET process ignore several security and performance related settings that may have been left enabled...
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How do I enable GZip compression for my web server in IIS?
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over 3 years ago
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Reuben Frost
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GZip/Deflate compression will compress the response payload from the IIS web server to the browser. Pages that seem to run fast on the server but run slow over the network will see a big speed increase. I typically see around a 60% to 70% reduction in...
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What are the basic performance counters that I should care about to measure the performance of my ASP.NET web site?
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over 3 years ago
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Reuben Frost
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Review the ASP.NET Applications\Requests/Sec counter to determine how fast you are able to process work per second. Higher is better. Revew the ASP.NET Applications\Request Execution Time counter to determine how fast a page takes to execute. Lower...
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