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.
This week’s How-To: recover from a failed CPU profiler that has frozen your process in production. Plus a trick to temporarily suspend/resume any process you don’t want to be running.
Is your Azure web role throwing 503 Service Unavailable? It could be because of a poor default Pagefile size.
LeanSentry’s new Hang diagnostics are out! This was a major rewrite of the diagnostic algorithm, and a complete redesign of the interface. Some of the biggest changes are …
Hard to believe its been more than a year since my last post! I get a lot of “Hey Mike, what have you been up to?” email from this blog and the IIS troubleshooting newsletter, so I figured I should answer this question before getting back to business as usual. The short answer is, I’ve … [Read more…]
Want to learn how to troubleshoot IIS website hangs the way Microsoft developers do it? Check out the new IIS hang troubleshooting guide.
Production troubleshooting sucks. With LeanSentry, our vision has been to fix how IT and developers deal with production troubleshooting.
Today, this vision is getting even closer to being reality with automatic diagnostics for IIS website hangs, ASP.NET memory leaks, and many others.
Did you know there are 5 places where ASP.NET requests can become queued on an IIS server? Learn all about these queues, and how to identify the actual queued requests!
Having trouble finding that IIS or ASP.NET error in production? Learn to use these 4 server logs, and you will always find the error you are looking for.
If you could double your IIS/ASP.NET application performance by making just a few small tweaks, would you do it? Here are 3 high CPU problems for ASP.NET applications, that also happen to be easy to find and fix.