By: Bernhard Hofmann
Care to explain why self-hosted does so much less I/O (less than half)? I’m guessing that’s why it’s so fast.
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Response headers. This is what comes back from the MVC-hosted Web API: Cache-Control:no-cache Content-Length:5 Content-Type:application/json; charset=utf-8 Date:Mon, 03 Sep 2012 22:54:24 GMT Expires:-1...
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Hi Dave, Where can I download Apache Benchmark tool? is it freeware or licensed ?
View ArticleBy: Dave Ward
It’s free. It’s part of the Apache web server’s tools. It’s kind of a pain to get the Windows version of it without installing the entire web server. I think I got my copy from part of the WAMP...
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Hey Dave, This is a great screenshot (Google brought me here directly!). Will you be posting a writeup on this going into details as to why the performance is 50% faster with self-hosted (bypass IIS...
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hi dave , am a beginner in asp.net.i want to develop an api and work with a server ,so which server i showd go for.As per my knowledge apache tomcat is not supportable for asp.net ..suggest me a server...
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As a beginner in ASP.NET, your best bet is probably to use Web API hosted in IIS. If you create a new web project in Visual Studio and choose the Web API option, that’s what you’ll get. Most of the...
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