maximum RAM avaiable for an asp.net app
If I buy a server on which I’ll be able to put as much RAM as I want, how much RAM can I make available for my asp.net web app using the latest versions of everything?
If I buy a server on which I’ll be able to put as much RAM as I want, how much RAM can I make available for my asp.net web app using the latest versions of everything?
If I have an ASP.NET web app using impersonation and a SQL Server connectionstring with Integrated Security = true, does the identity of the IIS application pool of the app play any role?
I am developing an ASP.NET site with C# on IIS 7, but I hope for an answer that will apply to IIS 6 as well. Part of this site is the ability to upload up to 5 images at a time. I have a nice algorithm to resize the image that is uploaded to my optimal size and ratio.
I have a website that was building without any issue on multiple servers.
But, when I copy/move it on the same machine from one folder to another folder: I started getting the error
I’m designing a (more or less) RESTful internal web service running on ASP.NET and IIS. I want clients to be able to pass query details to the server when accessing large collections of entries, using JSON to describe the query in a known manner. The issue is that the queries sent to the server will be complex; they may include aggregation, filtering, mapping—essentially anything that is supported by the LINQ query operators. This will result in relatively large JSON objects representing the queries.
We noticed that several machines have problems with URLs with hash parameters.
I’m running into a 413 issue while trying to send data from my web application (.netfx 4.6.1) to my web api (.net core 3.1). In the code below, I send a list over containing byte data of images along with additional data needed to build a file. The expected output is to return a byte array containing the new file. Unfortunately when sending the request I receive an error: Response status code does not indicate success: 413 (Request Entity Too Large).
Following the code example from this website, I created a windows console application that creates a mapped memory file:
I run Debug Diagnostic tool on my windows server 2008. It created dump files.
Because my asp.net application gives an exception time to time.
This question is related to this, hopefully better phrased.