Leverage the Top 10 Performance Improvements in IIS 7.0

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IIS 7.0 improves on the already solid performance of its predecessor in quite a few places. But the real

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JM — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 06:40:55 GMT

Good explanation of the performance improvements in IIS 7, they look very promising ...

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speaking about bottlenecks — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 11:15:37 GMT

Microsoft people usually speak about bottlenecks in their product only in the next release of that product. They will say "xyz feature was a performance bottleneck in previous version and in our new version it is amazingly performing"... Whyis it so

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Mike Volodarsky — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 06:27:05 GMT

Some of it is marketing (I am not at MS anymore, so I can admit it :)) ... But most of it is the fact that it often takes years to accumulate solid feedback around performance from real-life deployments of platform software. So, its definitely easier to point out the problems in hindsight, and get them addressed in the future release.

That said, IIS doesn't have many places where it creates performance bottlenecks - in 99% of the cases, the bottleneck lies in the application (CGI being a notable exception to this ...). It doesnt matter if the server can do 60,000 requests per second if the application makes 10 database queries on each request and can only do 20 requests per second.

This is why I chose not to focus on the platform performance in this article, but instead focus on features you can proactively leverage to proactively improve application performance.

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sunnybear — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 12:53:16 GMT

Is there any client side performance improvement' list? I mena how to enable gzip (static or dynamic), how to setup caching, how to maybe combine multiple css/js files on server side?

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Leverage the Top 10 Performance Improvements in IIS 7.0

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Rauno De Pasquale — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 17:56:57 GMT

Ciao, IIS 7.0 has great performance but we have just encounter a big issue. Running a large web site, composed by a large number of folder, from a centralized storage accessed using CIFS shares we do see IIS 7.0 just killing the storage by looking for a web.config file for each and every folder, subfolder and file users do ask for. Just to make a simple idea: this drives to have more than 80.000 Cifs Op per second on the central storage during a very standard activity day. Is there a way to prevent IIS from doing this? If you have an idea: rauno.depasquale@deltatre.it