If your ASP.NET application only has a few users, you probably don’t care how fast or slow it is and it is probably giving you pretty good performance anyway. But, as you add more load to your ASP.NET application, the chances are quite high that ASP.NET performance will drop significantly. It might even grind to…
A distributed cache is essential for any application that demands fast performance during extreme transaction loads. An in-memory distributed cache performs better than a database. And, it can provide linear scalability in handling greater transaction loads because it can easily let you add more servers to the cache cluster that a database server cannot do.…
ASP.NET has now become a really popular technology for web apps and more people are developing high traffic applications in it. To handle the higher traffic, these ASP.NET apps are deployed in load-balanced web farms where you can add more servers as your traffic load increases. But a problem occurs; the database and your data…
There is absolutely no doubt about it. ASP.NET has come to age and a good majority of ASP.NET applications now are high traffic and mission-critical. That means you cannot afford unscheduled downtime of either the entire website or some of the servers where many users are getting bumped out. This is because these downtimes cost…