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What are optimal settings for Recycling of Application Pools in IIS7 in shared environment?
Thanks in advance
Started by GrZeCh on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Recycle Event Logs....
Time - We typically recycle at 1 carefully.
To this topic: how can I set up IIS7 (basically I'm asking about application pool settings) for shared to be careful and watch your app pool recycle events on memory issues.
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I've read recommendations that we should create separate application pools for each asp.net application on our Win2008 server.
We have about 20 apps that would be on the same server. I know this would create 20 separate worker processes which seems very...
Started by spaetzel on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The main benefit of creating different application pools is that you can provide each pool recycle/restart one app....
One main reason to function.
App Pools give you isolation between your applications.
In the same app pool.
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I have multiple web sites hosted with IIS 6.0 on Windows Server 2003. Some of them use the .Net 1.1 framework while the others use .Net 2.0. I currently have application pools set up for each framework. Are there any other reasons to add additional application...
Started by Jonathon Watney on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
You can recycle....
Application pools and separate apps under these aspects:
Mission-critical apps get their own app pool can assign a different identity to each app pool so that when you run task manager, you know which w3wp.exe is which.
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I'm working on a video game witch require high performance so I'm trying to setup a good memory strategy or a specific part of the game, the part that is the game "model", the game representation. I have an object containing a whole game representation...
Started by Klaim on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
So our solutions is to have specific pools for certain objects, and use the general pool because....
And that sometimes matters.
Use pools for small objects: one pool per.
And 2.
Of the possible solution is something between 1.
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I am wondering how many there are, and where they are. As I have seen in a Stanford Vid, there is one autorelease pool installed in the event loop of an iPhone App. But I think I missed the point where exactly that is? And are there any other autorelease...
Started by Thanks on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You can add your own pool anywhere you want, if you have a big loop that creates a lot of objects it can....
In main.m file (in X-code it is in "Other Sources" folder)
The application's autorelease pool drains every pass through the run loop.
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In IIS6 it's possible to have more than one ASP.NET application running in the same application pool. This is fine, except that there is nothing in IIS6 that prevents you from running multiple .NET versions in the same pool.
When you create application...
Started by Danny G on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I am not aware of any possibility to enforce the version of the .NET framework being used by ... .
Create one application pool per framework version in use.
If I remember correctly, you can also setup application pools in IIS6 (Windows 2003).
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Hello!
What are pros and cons of having dedicated application pools over keeping web applications in one default app pool?
Thanks in advance
Started by GrZeCh on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you share app pools across sites, you could bring down all sites on the box when an error condition exists for only a specific site (or ....
Dedicated app pools typically will keep problems occurring in one site from effecting the others.
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I am writing a fairly complex Java server application which has a significant background processing portion in addition to the usual request-response processing. Some of the background processing is done in a cron-like fashion using Quartz framework. ...
Started by Gregory Mostizky on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If the reader thread pool is temporarily exhausted the writers will be unaffected; only advice would be: Start off with one....
To ensure that writers are never starved so am going to use two thread pools in my design for reading / writing.
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The run loop for the secondary thread of my application is below. It has a nested control loops.
The outer loop runs for the duration of the application The inner loop runs while one view is open, then the thread waits while the view is not open. Passes...
Started by compound eye on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
There's an interesting blog post out there that looks at the effect of additional autorelease pools on the creation and....
Do, but the big concern when applying autorelease pools has to do with the number of objects each pool handles.
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