Contents tagged with performance
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Fixing W3WP.exe memory leaks is easier than you think
Memory leaks can be causing poor website performance, and blowing out your cloud hosting costs.
You can now easily reduce memory usage and fix memory leaks, check out our Diagnose w3wp.exe memory usage guide for the step by step!
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Fixing W3WP.exe memory leaks is easier than you think
Memory leaks can be causing poor website performance, and blowing out your cloud hosting costs.
You can now easily reduce memory usage and fix memory leaks, check out our Diagnose w3wp.exe memory usage guide for the step by step!
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Async await hangs in ASP.NET Core, MVC and WebAPI
Debugging async hangs in ASP.NET core, MVC and WebAPI apps can be extra hard!
To help, we added async task support to LeanSentry hang diagnostics. Check out the Diagnose async hangs in ASP.NET Core, MVC and WebAPI for details!
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You may be massively overpaying for your CPUs
You could be throwing away 50-80% of your cloud instance CPU power, due to common .NET CPU overheads.
Learn more about these and how to remove them to save on your cloud costs in our W3wp high CPU guide.
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The master guide to proactive IIS monitoring
Tired of monitoring dozens of metrics that produce no actionable value, and then still struggling with website outages?
After 10 years of solving IIS performance problems at LeanSentry, we've developed a practical model for tuning IIS website performance. Get the full system in our new IIS monitoring guide.
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Why high w3wp CPU usage causes your website to choke
High CPU usage in the IIS worker process can cause poor IIS website performance ... even if the processor is not completely overloaded.
This can lead to high CPU hangs, 503 queue full outages, and higher-than-needed cloud costs.
Learn why it happens and how to fix it in our High CPU usage in w3wp.exe guide.
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Optimizing the IIS thread pool
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Infographic: Debugger vs. Profiler? Fixing slow ASP.NET page loads
We put together a fun infographic to compare using the debugger vs. a profiler for troubleshooting slow page loads in ASP.NET apps. This coincides with our recent release of LeanSentry's slow operation tracking, which provides an lighter (and more informative) alternative to either. Here it is: What do you use currently? Do you agree with [...]
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Everything you ever wanted to know about ASP.NET request queues
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Fix the 3 silent performance killers for IIS / ASP.NET apps