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blogs.msdn.com — Walkthrough to identify the root cause of application recycles in ASP.NET read more...

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blogs.msdn.com — Use MS Sharepoint to manage your .Net Security and Performance Engineering (or any other) knowledge. Applying simple steps you can create a very powerful KB (Knowledge Base) to serve your needs. It will allow you find very quickly relevant knowledge either using categories or keyword search. read more...

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blogs.msdn.com — This post shares case studies of high CPU utilization of ASP.NET web sites. High CPU utilization was caused by lack of batch compilation, multiple folders, and use of XmlSerializer. In all cases the result was high CPU and poor performance; the symptom was .NET CLR Loading\Current Assemblies counter showing “unusual” number of loaded assemblies. read more...

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blogs.msdn.com — Binding custom collection is expensive performance wise since internally it uses reflection and reflection is expensive thing to do. Looping is expensive performance wise too but it is cheaper than reflection. read more...

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submitted by alikl 2 months, 13 days ago

blogs.msdn.com — Security code inspections is sort of searching in the dark. However, security vulnerabilities in many cases* are recurrent anti-patterns that can be identified by well defined set of string searches. read more...

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submitted by alikl 3 months, 16 days ago

blogs.microsoft.co.il — The first thing to note about session in WCF, is that they rely heavily on the underlying transport mechanism. read more...

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submitted by alikl 5 months, 6 days ago

blogs.msdn.com — Field experience proves - the earlier performance is tackled in development lifecycle the better results achieved. Below are most frequent practices that were most helpful in my engagement with the customers. read more...

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submitted by alikl 5 months, 9 days ago

blogs.msdn.com — Serving images dynamically may cause performance hit. Dynamically served images require more HTTP requests which violates Steve Souders' performance rule #1 - Make Fewer HTTP Requests. The latency is also caused by parallelism (or parallel downloading) limitations as described in detail here Performance Research, Part 4: Maximizing Parallel Downloads in the Carpool Lane read more...

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submitted by alikl 5 months, 12 days ago

blogs.msdn.com — Chatty database access is the surefire way for slow performance caused by resources starvation that might even lead to denial of service. read more...

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submitted by alikl 5 months, 19 days ago

blogs.msdn.com — You need an ad-hoc simple-to-use tool to analyze your web site behavior under load during development, testing, and maintenance phases. read more...

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blogs.msdn.com — How to anticipate or better off avoid performance related "surprises" during load and stress testing? Apply performance engineering practices throughout SDLC (Software Development LifeCycle). Here are major talking points, tools, resources, and further reading. read more...

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