IIS 7.0 : Performance and Tuning - Hard Disks |
As faster and faster disks evolve, chances of the disk being the issue become less likely. Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disk (RAID) and striping technologies are not really IIS-related performance tricks, but they can help increase your server’s overall performance. |
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Windows Server 2008 : Installing and Upgrading IIS 7.5 |
The installation process and architecture for many of Microsoft’s new products that have been or will be released in the upcoming years are completely modularized like Internet Information Services 7.5 on Windows Server 2008 R2 |
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Advanced ASP.NET : Output Caching |
The secret to getting the most out of caching is choosing the right time to use it. A good caching strategy identifies the most frequently used pieces of data that are the most time-consuming to create and stores them |
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Advanced ASP.NET : Understanding Caching |
The secret to getting the most out of caching is choosing the right time to use it. A good caching strategy identifies the most frequently used pieces of data that are the most time-consuming to create and stores them |
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IIS 7.0 : Performance and Tuning - Memory |
Normally, Web applications that consume memory by design or due to poor code implementation lead to bottlenecks. You can identify many memory bottlenecks during testing or during a pilot of your application. |
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Deploying an ASP.NET Application in Windows Azure |
As mentioned previously, you're now paying for this Windows Azure service. You must first suspend your service (by clicking Suspend) if it's running; however, that alone doesn't stop you from accruing charges |
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IIS 7.0 : Troubleshooting - Using Tools and Utilities |
This section briefly explains a core set of troubleshooting tools and utilities. Use them to systematically examine the many components that can be at fault when a Web site or application is not responding as it should. |
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ASP.NET AJAX : Timed Refreshes |
Using the two controls you've seen so far—the UpdatePanel and UpdateProgress controls—you can create self-contained regions on your page that refresh themselves when certain actions take place. |
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ASP.NET AJAX : Progress Notification |
When you add the UpdateProgress control to a page, you get the ability to specify some content that will appear as soon as an asynchronous request is started and disappear as soon as the request is finished. |
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Understanding the Role of ASP.NET View State |
Under classic (COM-based) ASP, web developers were required to manually repopulate the values of the incoming form widgets during the process of constructing the outgoing HTTP response. |
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