Modern-day .NET applications must be well equipped to cope with the ongoing scalability demands. These demands might be due to the explosion of ASP.NET web applications reaching millions of users, WCF web services applications handling Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and Big Data analytics applications processing huge amounts of data. Scalability here means to maintain…
ASP.NET Output Cache is a mechanism provided by Microsoft that allows you to keep an in-memory copy of the rendered content of the ASP.NET page. Due to this, ASP.NET can serve the subsequent user requests for this page from an in-memory cached copy instead of re-executing this page which can be quite expensive due to…
It is a fact of life that organizations have different applications using different versions of the same classes because they were developed at different points in time and are unable to keep up. It is also a fact of life that these applications often need to share data with each other. You can do this…
Today, distributed cache is widely used to achieve scalability and performance in high traffic applications. Distributed cache offloads your database servers by serving cached data from in-memory store. In addition, few distributed caches also provide you SQL-like query capability, which you can easily query your distributed cache the way you query your database i.e. “SELECT employee…
