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How is a .NET Distributed Cache Superior to Key Value Store?

ASP.NET web applications, .NET web service applications, and other .NET server applications need to handle extreme transaction loads without slowing down. Although their application tier scales linearly, the data storage and database tier does not scale and therefore becomes a bottleneck. As a result, the entire application cannot scale. Originally, simple in-memory distributed key-value stores…

Microsoft Ends AppFabric Support, NCache Keeps Going!

Update: Microsoft extended the AppFabric support to April 11th, 2017. Additionally, they offered extended support until April 12th, 2022. However, the extension was only applicable for AppFabric 1.1 and not for 1.0. You can read more about their decision on their product life cycle page. NCache Details                        Download NCache                    Edition Comparison With AppFabric’s market withdrawal, the…

ASP.NET Output Cache in Microsoft Azure to Improve Performance

Microsoft ASP.NET Output Cache provides functionality to cache rendered content of ASP.NET pages or user controls for a specified duration. This allows your ASP.NET application to serve all subsequent requests from the cache instead of re-rendering and re-execution of a page. You add the <% @OutputCache %> directive on the page to use ASP.NET Output Cache.…

ASP.NET Session State Store in Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Azure provides a platform for ASP.NET applications in the cloud. Very often, these applications are high transaction and mission-critical in nature. Therefore, it is very important that these applications are scalable and result in no data loss if a web server goes down at any time. NCache Details             …