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Improving Performance by Using ASP.NET Caching - Output Cache(blogs.microsoft.co.il)

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The post describe how to use the output cache mechanism of the ASP.NET.

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posted by wesswess(70) 2 years, 1 month ago 0

I am a big fan of cache as it has eased a huge amount of pressure from the developers. However one should remember that there are few limitations of using ASP.NET cache. For example ASP.NET apps frequently run in web farms for scalability reasons. A stand-alone cache is unaware of multiple servers and cache instances and is not synchronized. This leads to data integrity problems and due to its standalone nature it may also give scalability problems as well. Here is a good read about the limitations of ASP.NET along with the solution.

http://www.alachisoft.com/ncache/asp-net-cache.html

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