performance tune IIS 10 on win 2016 that only runs one website
hey all
we have a dedicated web server which run 1 asp.net app in IIS (db server is seperate box on a lan)
its mainly jquery, sql server and c#
it does a lot of db requests so needs to be quick
as IIS is just running 1 site
are there any tuning things to do
ive disabled logging, and turned on static and dynamic compression
what else can i do?
we have a dedicated web server which run 1 asp.net app in IIS (db server is seperate box on a lan)
its mainly jquery, sql server and c#
it does a lot of db requests so needs to be quick
as IIS is just running 1 site
are there any tuning things to do
ive disabled logging, and turned on static and dynamic compression
what else can i do?
you may also consider using performance profiler on the client browser(s) to determine if there is any bottleneck visible from the client side. what browser are you using to debug the app at the client side?
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I use Chrome mostly
Where can I get this performance profiler?
Where can I get this performance profiler?
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Performance could be helped if your issue is too many queries at the same time, and the consequence is deadlocks on the DB.
request <=> IIS <=> sql query request
compression adds overhead especially on dynamic content. Presumably you made a determination the cost of CPU/resources on the system is better than the extra cost on the transfer bandwidth.
if you are testing your performance on the basis of the speed at which the page/data displayed in a browser, you are not accounting for the amount of time the local browser/system has to decompress the data stream and then display the content.