NCache Performance Counters: Analysis and Monitoring
NCache performance counters are very helpful to analyze application’s performance. These counters can also help identify any problem within NCache cluster or the network where NCache is operating.
NCache is a 100% .NET / .NET Core Open Source in-memory distributed cache for .NET (released under Apache License, Version 2.0). NCache provides an extremely fast and linearly scalable distributed cache that caches application data and reduces expensive database trips. Use NCache to remove performance bottlenecks related to your data storage and databases and scale your .NET and Java applications to extreme transaction processing (XTP).
How to Take Down a Cache Server for Maintenance?
NCache allow individual cache servers to be taken down for maintenance without having to stop the cache. Read the tip to take single cache server down from the running cluster.
Recover from a Partially Connected Cache Cluster Without Any Downtime
Partial connectivity means two or more cache servers are connected with each other but not fully connected. Read more about eradicating this problem.
How to Use Dynamic Compact Serialization?
Compact serialized file is compact in form of data and process. Read more about NCache performance enhancement thorough compact serialization.
How to Activate NCache?
It is required to activate NCache after the evaluation period is expired using a purchased license key. Read more about different ways to activate NCache.
How to Use NCache Security Feature
NCache provides security with authentication and authorization built into the product. Read more about how NCache provides admin and user level security.
How to Use Cache Startup Loader?
NCache provides feature to automatically load desired data whenever cache starts. Read more about how and what data can be loaded on cache startup.
Using CLR Stored Procedures to Sync NCache with a Database
Read a tip about how NCache can register for change notification through SqlCacheDependency and receive notifications from SQL Server when underlying data changes in the database.
Hardware Recommendations
You can run NCache cache servers and NCache Remote Clients on physical servers as well as on Virtual machines. Read more about the best practices for choosing hardware for NCache cluster.
