1. ASP.NET 4 Core Runtime for Web Developers
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ASP.NET 4 Core Runtime for Web Developers
Stefan Schackow
Program Manager
Microsoft Corporation
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2. ASP.NET 4 Runtime Focused on two areas New resource monitoring options
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ASP.NET 4 Runtime
Focused on two areas
Performance
Extensibility
New resource monitoring options
New performance features
Session state
Improving perceived application startup
Output cache extensibility
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3. ASP.NET 4 Runtime Resource Monitoring & Management
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ASP.NET 4 Runtime Resource Monitoring & Management
CPU and Memory are finite resources
Traditionally monitored at process level
No insight into individual application domains
CLR 4 introduces “ARM”
Application domain resource management
ASP.NET 4 exposes performance counters built on ARM
Managed Memory Used
% Managed Processor Time
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4. Monitoring ASP.NET 4 application domains
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Monitoring ASP.NET 4 application domains
demo
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5. ASP.NET 4 Runtime Session State
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ASP.NET 4 Runtime Session State
Out of process session state
Make it “go faster”
Automatic compression
Substantially reduce network traffic
1/3rd to 2/3rd reduction in size
Programmatically turn session state on/off
Only pay when you really need it
Partial session state
Another way to reduce network traffic
Incorporated into future session state providers
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6. Session State in ASP.NET 4
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Session State in ASP.NET 4
demo
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7. ASP.NET 4 Runtime Output caching
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ASP.NET 4 Runtime Output caching
New provider extensibility point
Customizable persistence mechanism for:
Control output caching
Page (aka HttpResponse) output caching
Supports
Absolute expiration
File dependencies
Static substitution and validation callbacks
Opens the door for more aggressive output caching
Windows AppFabric Caching & disk based providers planned for post-RTM
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8. Custom output cache providers
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Custom output cache providers
demo
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9. ASP.NET 4 Runtime Amortizing startup costs
Improving site performance
Make individual pages run faster
“Hide” startup costs for a cold application
Hiding startup costs with ASP.NET and IIS
IIS 7.5 has “auto-start” worker processes and applications
ASP.NET 4 integrates with IIS 7.5 auto-start
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10. ASP.NET 4 Runtime Amortizing startup costs
Service auto-start integration for non-http applications
IIS team created an application warm-up module
Built on top of IIS 7.5’s auto-start feature
Works with any ASP.NET version
Developers use familiar ASP.NET startup concepts like global.asax
Very easy to configure and use!
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11. IIS 7.5 Application Warm-up for ASP.NET developers
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IIS 7.5 Application Warm-up for ASP.NET developers
demo
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12. ASP.NET 4 Runtime Summary
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ASP.NET 4 Runtime Summary
Granular resource monitoring with application domain resource monitoring
Reduce session state size with compression and programmatic control
Be more aggressive caching HTTP responses with output cache providers
Amortize application startup costs with
Service auto-start for both http and non-http
IIS 7.5 application warm-up for ASP.NET
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13. ASP.NET 4 Runtime Call to Action
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ASP.NET 4 Runtime Call to Action
Use new perf. counters to monitor worker processes hosting multiple applications
Move web applications making heavy use of OOP session state to ASP.NET 4
Take advantage of session state compression
Use the IIS 7.5 application warm-up module with existing ASP.NET applications
Watch for announcements of new output cache providers on Codeplex:
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14. ASP.NET 4 Runtime Related ASP.NET Talks
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ASP.NET 4 Runtime Related ASP.NET Talks
PDC09-FT18: ASP.NET Futures
PDC09-FT22: What’s New in MVC 2
PDC09-FT26: Scaling Your Data Tier with Microsoft Project Code Name "Velocity"
PDC09-FT29: Microsoft AJAX Library, jQuery, and Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
PDC09-FT58: What’s New in Microsoft ASP.NET 4 Web Forms and Dynamic Data
PDC09-FT59: ASP.NET MVC Tips & Tricks
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15. ASP.NET 4 Runtime Try Out ASP.NET 4 and MSDeploy!
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ASP.NET 4 Runtime Try Out ASP.NET 4 and MSDeploy!
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