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• Improving Performance with Native Output Caching
• IIS 7.0 Output Caching

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Improving Performance with Native Output Caching

Published on February 24, 2008 by iisteam

Updated on May 27, 2009 by iisteam

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Description

Dramatically reduce Web application response time by leveraging native HttpCacheModule in IIS 7.0 that stores all application outputs in Kernel mode cache.  This tutorial covers enabling and configuring user-mode and kernel-mode caching by creating new output caching rules in config and through the IIS Manager GUI.

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Comments

1. Submitted on Jul 09 2008 by
   canadaka where can one get the "Website stress tester" tool used in this video?
2. Submitted on Mar 11 2009 by
   neilxc If anyone knows where to get this webstress tool please post a link - it would help a lot!
   
   Thanks

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