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IIS Performance Settings

July 28th, 2008 admin Posted in Performance Testing | |

By Pankaj Goel

Performance tuning tips for IIS 6.0
The IIS server tuning is slightly involved in terms of understanding the performance critical parameters and tuning them to meet the performance specifications. Some of the ways to improve performance hosted on dot net platform are

a) Recycling Worker process
b) Reducing thread contention
c) Kernel Mode caching

a) Recycling Worker Processes
If a Web application contains code that causes problems, and you cannot easily rewrite the code, it might be useful to limit the extent of the problems by periodically recycling the worker process that services the application. You can accomplish this by using what is known as Worker Process Recycling. Worker process recycling is the replacing of the instance of the application in memory. IIS 6.0 can automatically recycle worker processes by restarting the worker process, or worker processes, that are assigned to an application pool. This helps keep problematic applications running smoothly, and minimizes problems such as memory leaks. You can trigger the recycling of the worker processes assigned to an application pool by using worker process recycling methods that are based on elapsed time, the number of Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) requests, a set time of day, and two kinds of memory consumption, in addition to recycling on demand.
To configure all the above settings, go to the Properties window of the application pool in which your Web application is running using the IIS manager. Using the Recycling, Performance, and Heal

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