Optimizing Performance

Published on November 14, 2007 by pharr

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IIS 7.0 Output Caching Introduction Web content can bedivided into two categories: static content and dynamic content. Static content does notchange from request to request. The content that gets returned to the web browser is always the same. Examples of static contentinclude HTML ...	Created Mar 13 2008 by saad
Improving Performance with Native Output Caching 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 ...	Created Feb 27 2008 by iisteam

IIS 7.0 Output Caching

Introduction Web content can bedivided into two categories: static content and dynamic content. Static content does notchange from request to request. The content that gets returned to the web browser is always the same. Examples of static contentinclude HTML ...

Created Mar 13 2008 by saad

Improving Performance with Native Output Caching

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 ...

Created Feb 27 2008 by iisteam

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