OutOfMemoryException while populating MemoryStream: 256MB allocation on 16GB system
I’m running the following method on my development IIS server (from VS2010 IDE) on a 64-bit Windows 7 machine with 16GB of installed RAM:
I’m running the following method on my development IIS server (from VS2010 IDE) on a 64-bit Windows 7 machine with 16GB of installed RAM:
I have a website application running in it’s own application pool on IIS 7.0. The application is an ASP.NET MVC 3 website.
Where exactly are session variables saved? Cookies? Server memory?
I have one website on my server, and my IIS Worker Process is using 4GB RAM consistently. What should I be checking?
I’m trying to figure out the size of a particular session state. On one of our heavy pages (lots of data in a table) it gets progressively slower. The issue is resolved by logging out of the system.
We have a fairly high volume ASP.Net site written in c# using MS commerce server, running in a 32-bit environment. I see the worker process up to 980 megabytes quite often. I would like to profile this process and determine where any gains could be made in code to reduce the memory foot print of this site. My question what tools have worked well for you doing this sort of thing on ASP.Net web applications?
I’m working on a console app that take a list of endpoints to video data, makes an HTTP request, and saves the result to a file. These are relatively small videos. Because of an issue outside of my control, one of the videos is very large (145 minutes instead of a few seconds).
currently we are using Sessions to store datatables in our pages so that we don’t have to make Database hits to get the same datatable again and again. But my worry is that it is using the server memory and if large number of users login some day, the response of the server will become slow and our application might crash as well.
How can i Make A Text File In Memory(Ram -> Save NoWhere) And Write Something On It And Open NotePad on top of Client browser And Open That Text File In It And Let the user save it by him/her self? -> in code behind
Context I am trying to load multiple .npy files containing 2D arrays into one big 2D array to process it by chunk later.All of this data is bigger than my RAM so I am using the memmap storage/loading system here: pattern = os.path.join(FROM_DIR, '*.npy') paths = sorted(glob.glob(pattern)) arrays = [np.load(path, mmap_mode='r') for path in paths] … Read more